Thumbport II for Flute - Right Hand Rest
Description
Thumbport II for Flute - Right Hand Rest
- allows greater balance in holding the flute
- helps the player to place the right thumb at an efficient spot and provides additional support
- lower default angle for the thumb
- thicker and more rigid
- contact are with the tube of the flute is smaller
- arm extension is a little shorter and the end of the extension has a more rounded shape
- compatible with metal C flutes
- Read more: How to Choose Between Thumbport I and Thumbport II: A Guide for Flutists
Shipping
Flute Center offers free 3-day Express or 1-3 day Ground shipping via FedEx on all US orders over $100, no code required - this will automatically be an option at checkout. All instrument shipments will require a direct signature. Please note that orders may take up to 2 business days to process.
We are also happy to ship orders internationally!
Return Policy
Most accessories (cases, bags, care products, Woodify, etc.) are not eligible for return or exchange. Defective items may be exchanged for an identical replacement within 7 days if unused and in original packaging. Lefreques are eligible for return or exchange within 7 days of delivery under the same conditions—please contact us to initiate. Clearance items are final sale, sold as-is, and cannot be returned, exchanged, or refunded for any reason.
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Customer Reviews
I've made adjustments due to age and small hands. This piece adjusts the angle and helps compensate for small hands. I find it very helpful. Wish I had done this years ago.
Just what I needed. I'm a beginner and was experiencing pain in my right thumb. Thumbport II rectified the problem. Highly Recommend
I got 4 flutes to "try-before-buy" and had great hopes for the Yamaha 362 - Unfortunately, the thumbport lands right in between the springs rests of the D-E keys and interferes with the operation.
I even trying filing it (the thumbport :-) to no avail - it is too wide and since it's not very tight on the flute body, it would certainly slide.
That was a bummer as you know, the flutes are very slippery, thanks for the mirror-like polishing and I have tendency to roll the flute towards me - the thumbport solves the problem for me (yes, a late student).
I attached 4 pics: 2 for the Yamaha and two for my other flute (the other 3 I have to try-out have the springs rests in the same position) showing bad fitment and good fitment.
Awesome. Where have you been all my life!
The thumbport gives my support. Helps.