Color guard gloves can be a lifesaver for your hands. Anyone who’s had to catch those big sabre tosses knows — especially those strategically placed padding points! But your gloves go through a lot, and it’s essential to take proper care of them, or they’ll end up looking dirty and shabby, which is a real bummer when the judges are looking.
Rifles have been a part of the color guard activity since the days of military pageantry. Traditionally, these nonfunctioning rifles were made from wood with metal parts to look just like their functioning counterparts.
When it’s time to start filling up the holiday stocking for your Band Aficionado, have no fear. We’ve got 10 products that will easily assist to fill it up and help them out with products and accessories that they want and need!
Anyone who has ever participated in Color Guard knows that it can require a lot of different accessories that aren’t always provided by the school or group. The Guard Enthusiast in your life will love any of these items to show up in their stocking this year.
Learn how to properly tape your color guard rifles with this easy to follow tutorial with a free, print friendly downloadable version. Band Shoppe can help you keep your new color guard rifle spinning great.
Finding the right twirling baton can be overwhelming, that’s why Band Shoppe has put together a handy twirling baton guide including tips on choosing the best length for your majorettes or twirl team.
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