Harry Hartmann Fiberreed Carbon Alto Sax M

All Saxophone players should give it a try. It is absolutely the best out there!! I play Jazz, funk and latin music and I cannot change it with anything right now.
Pros: Great response, tuning, reliability, endurance. Used both for practising or live sessions. It has also the feel of a traditional reed.
Cons: None!
Fantastic work!!

Sound & projection is very good, it lasted for like 14months with Me- very Durable and quite easy to play, Only Downside is they are not Very Consistent-i bought 2 other ones of the same reed strength but they were not as good as the First one. But when you get a good one- it is so worth it!

I'm playing saxophone since 10 years and tried a lot of reeds from classic Vandoren to Legere plastics. But this is the ultimate answer for any saxophonist who wants to play Jazz, Swing, Rock, Blues etc. It's unbelievable easy to play with (M= 2.5-3) and has a full, deep sound. It's also waterresistant what means just wipe it off and it stays as it is for months. Speaking of durability, you can use the same reed for at least half a year if you are treating it fine. I have to say, for 27€ it is the best reed you can buy.

works fine but I cut my lip using it. Don't know if it was somehow clumsiness or if the edges are actually too sharp.
Very consistent feeling, much more than traditional reeds

I love the sound of these, been playing them on alto and tenor for a while now. Can be punishing for the inside of the lip (especially tenor) if they are pushed to the extreme but the overtones and fatness of tone are completely worth the "pain" :-)
(You don't actually need to push them that hard to get that tone)

Long life, with a little plastic sound.

Very good for everyday practising end etc.