Outdoor Ukulele Tenor Bottle Brown Composite Polycarbonate Ukulele & Gig Bag

Description

Outdoor Ukulele™ manufactures a composite polycarbonate ukulele for backpacking, camping, and traveling. They've been played in the Arctic Ocean, paddled down the Amazon River, hiked the Pacific Crest Trail, and climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro. Made in Bend, Oregon USA with 20,000+ instruments sold since 2015.
The Outdoor Ukulele™ Tenor is injection molded from translucent bottle brown composite polycarbonate. Glass fiber strands give the instrument a natural grain structure and greatly increase strength. Outdoor Ukuleles have high impact and scratch resistance, withstand extreme temperatures, are waterproof, and have brilliant acoustics.
The ukulele has nickel plated precision geared tuning machines and D’Addario Pro-Arté Fluorocarbon String. Precision horn-shaped string slots have single point termination and provide an unstrained transition to the tuning machines.
Specifications:
Outdoor Ukulele - order price - 5
2 Strap buttons - upgrade (2x ) -
Low G String - upgrade - .50
Length: 26.50 in (67 cm)
Width: 8.75 in (22 cm)
Height: 2.75 in (7 cm)
Scale Length: 17 in (43 cm)
Number of Frets: 19
Width at Nut: 1.50in (38 mm)
Weight: 28 oz (.79 kg)
Low Temperature: -40° F (-40° C)
High Temperature: 250° F (120° C)
Made in Bend, Oregon USA.
Gig Bag included -
This ukulele was purchased to be my car/travel and recliner ukulele for those times I feel like playing while traveling,
waiting in my car, or watching ballgames on TV; however, my travel is restricted now
and my wife says the ukulele is too loud for playing while watching TV.
I never keep instruments that are not being played regularly so it is time for someone else to put it to good use.
It is in really good condition and nearly indestructible, although I have handled it with the same care as my solid wood instruments.
The ukulele will be carefully packed and shipped free in the continental United States. Please do not bid if you do not live in the U.S..
I refuse to ship outside the Continental United States, based on prior bad experiences.
Thanks for looking and hopefully bidding.