41 Inch Acoustic Guitar Padded Gig Bag with 6 Pockets, Pick Sampler and Guitar Strap

I was looking for a new case that would be highly functional but not expensive. This case had more than I expected with additional storage, especially. The zippers are smooth and the guitar fits securely and snugly.The hook hanger is nice, as well as the front carrying handle. But, my favorite thing is the backpack straps! The weight is evenly distributed, and it looks awesome.Great for camping or trips to the park.Very highly recommended!

Well made and great value! The third one I have owned and am awaiting an ordered fourth . When I went to buy a second one after several years of use on another guitar, I was joyed to find that these were still available. Still made the same way. Good quality and hold up well. I use it for a 335 electric and it works perfectly. I think bang for the buck you just can’t beat this gig bag.Post purchase: I went and bought a specific ES 335 bag and paid three times as much. It was only to find that it was not constructed as well as this gig bag so I sent it back. I use these gift bags for my acoustic guitars when they’re not in the hard shell case and gigging. I don’t think you’ll find a better deal and actually it fit my ES 335 copy better than the one that was supposed to be made specifically for that guitar much more secure, and better construction. I just wish they made one for regular electrics like Strats and the like

I was worried that the bag would be flimsy and thin that it would not protect my sons acoustic electric, but i was going for looks also. This bag was really nice, thick material and not flimsy at all. Pockets look nice and zippers are good quality. Extras were great(strap/picks). Shipped super fast!!! I will buu again for my other son

Would of liked it to be thicker but for the price it was right like the zip pouches worth what I paid for

It fit pretty good in My humming bird pro acoustic guitar.

It's well made, and better padding than most in this process category. Many packets. Looks good.(Full disclosure: I own over 20 guitars, which I take to guitar workshops, and for which I need protective gig bags that are not too big or heavy; I have purchased several different gig bags from $20 to $60, but I like to stay in the $20 range because I have so many guitars.)This gig bag was a bit snug for for my Yamaha FG325D, particularly in the lower bout, but not TOO snug. Most Yamaha F and FG series guitars have "wide hips", and it can be difficult to find cases and gig bags that fit them correctly. It's only a half to 3/4 of an inch wider than typical dreadnoughts, but it can make a difference.My F325D does fit, snugly, but it's not TOO tight.I feel like this gig bag will keep my guitar safe.I plan to buy more as I add more guitars to my class set.

As long as you know what you're getting, this is a great value. Outstanding product for the price.This is NOT the right product to get if you want a padded gig bag to protect your acoustic from impacts, drops, etc. If that's what you need, this would be a 1-star product. It has very thin, nearly non-existent padding and the fabric doesn't appear especially strong.This is a GREAT product if you want an inexpensive and light bag for carrying your guitar and protecting it from scratches and minor dings.- Multiple handles and backpack straps to suit your carrying preferences- Lots of pockets of various sizes perfect for picks, strings, tuners, notebooks, fakebooks- Small rubber bumper on bottom of bag for added protection

Wanted to give this bag 3-1/2 stars really. It's an OK bag and good value for the price (compared to other bags). It has lots of pockets and is a snug fit for a standard dreadnought-size acoustic. It's a roomy fit for the 000 size (Yamaha FSX) acoustic-electric I have in it at the moment. . . . but the padding does not protect 100% of the guitar. And isn't that the one job that this bag has?The bag consists of an outer ballistic nylon shell and an inner thin polyester lining with a layer of foam padding sandwiched between them. It is this foam layer that does not make it all the way to the edges and is not stitched in place so it can move around internally. With a guitar zipped up inside you can feel that the padding sort of covers 90% of the guitar but you can clearly feel the edges of the guitar (unpadded) through the bag where the top and back meet the sides and all around the edges of the headstock. These are exactly where you're most likely to bang the case into a wall and where the guitar is most vulnerable . . hence my 3 star review.That might be a quality control issue. Your bag might have sufficient foam to reach edges and protect the guitar better. But mine does not.

I bought this for my 10 year old son who likes to bring his guitar wherever he goes. I like that there is a neck strap inside to secure it so there's no flopping around inside the case and my son really likes that it has three different carrying options either by handle, backpack straps or shoulder strap. I wouldn't recommend this for a professional musician because it's not a hard case therefore there is still risk of damage to the instrument. but for the price, it's a very good guitar case, has nice big Pockets with zippers to store your guitar straps pics capo extra stings Etc. I feel confident this case will Outlast his guitar 👍

Tolle Tasche mit vielen Taschen, war begeistert, Preis stimmt auch, tolle Qualität

Es perfecta y los bolsillos muy amplios.

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It has three different handles you can use to pick the case up. It has lots of pockets to store all your gear and gives a reasonable amount of protection when transporting your guitar. All in all, I'm quite pleased with the bag and think it is good value for the money.