Lightsaber Carrying Cases

[SirLiftaLot]

I put my uncoupled saberstaff into a sword carrying case I picked up for under $30. It has two main compartments, so I can keep my sabers from banging around directly against each other, or you can keep a single saber in one compartment and other larger items in the other, and there are two smaller compartments as well for batteries, tools, couplers, pommels, tape, etc. Nice adjustable strap as well, and a few color options. The Chinese characters on it may be something that's a pro, con, or indifferent to everyone though. Length is ~42.5", so if you have a longer saber, it likely won't fit with the blades attached to the hilt. I'm thinking a 32" blade would be a really close fit, if it fits at all, for some larger hilts, so maybe that's not the best option for most people.

[TheCharlax]

I'm partial to stuffing the blade and hilt into two separate pool noodles and then cramming the lot into a tripod case or dufflebag, lol.

[DarthProdigal]

I'm partial to stuffing the blade and hilt into two separate pool noodles and then cramming the lot into a tripod case or dufflebag, lol.

Lol, pool noodles, I am preferable to the pure functionality of the concept... currently I've always got a towel and a backup to wrap my hilts in so they don't bump too much. Then yeah the good ole stuff them in a bag approach hasn't failed yet, but I'm desirous of an upgrade.

[Musashi Padawan]

If you are looking to have space for sparring gear etc. in addition to your sabers, here is something I made a couple years ago.  Works great!

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_8wmR9iG1w&amp;t=93s" target="_blank" class="aeva_link bbc_link new_win">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_8wmR9iG1w&amp;t=93s</a>

[Cyclops942]

Towels. Wrap inside towels. Find huge rubber bands. Get affordable duffel bag.

Tube socks also work well as protective sheaths for the hilts.  As far as getting some affordable duffle bags, I would try an Army/Navy surplus store, or maybe your local thrift shop.