Colorful Guitar Bag, 0.5in Thick Padding Guitar Gig Bag with Neck Pillow for 39/40/41in Guitars, 6 Colors to Choose, for Acoustic Classical Guitar, Bass Guitar(Orange)

I was looking for as inexpensive a gig bag as possible just to move a few of my guitars from point A to point B. These were $20, said they were padded, so I said "good enough, it'll get the job done."Well...I am blown away by the quality of this bag (purchased 3). It is very well padded and seems both sturdy and durable. The zipper opens it enough of the way around where you can pop your guitar in as if you were putting it into a hard shell case. It has a removeable padded neck support, which I've kept in place and supports the guitars well. I used it for two electric guitars--one with the whammy bar attached--and one thinner bodied acoustic guitar, and it fit all 3 without an issue.I have one other gig bag that one of my other guitars came in and these make that one look like total garbage. Highly recommend this bag. The padding is great. Has rubber patches on the bottom so if you stand it up and lean it, it won't just slide down the floor. The canvas outside seems durable and waterproof. The inside is smooth and won't scratch up the guitar. Ample pocket space.For $20, can't beat it. For $50 probably still couldn't beat it. A+ bag.

Its much more robust than those gig bags that come with those cheap starter kits amazon has no shortage of. If looking for an inexpensive gig bag that isn't garbage and will house just about any full sized guitar with ease.

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this has suited me well. i have carried multiple different accoustic and electric guitars in it. as well as my spark go travel amp. all fit well inside it with no issues. i like the neck pillow. it attaches via velcro and can be adjusted up and down. it also velcro wraps around the neck and strings of the guitar giving me a little extra comfort moving it.i wouldn't call it the sturdiest case ive had. in fact i fold it in half and shove it into my locker when not in use. but it protects as best as youd expect from a soft case. it's simple, and appears well made with a loop for hanging at the top and a rubber foot for placing on ground. handle and back straps all work and adjust well.i'm happy with this bag for the price. i know there are better options out there. but for my light traveling and heavy use, this is perfect. i would recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  Let's face it, there isn't a gig bag available that can replace a good hardshell case for the ultimate in protection of your finest instruments. Yet a good hardshell case can be quite heavy if you're carrying your guitar for any distance. Perhaps you have a beater guitar for open mic, busking or camping. Or maybe you have a guitar you play often, but the hard case takes up too much space and you don't want your guitar exposed to fingers, dust etc. Could be you just need low cost protection for your guitar. These are just some possible instances when a soft shell bag like the Mdvora Guitar Bag make perfect sense.The bag itself is made of a heavy synthetic cloth with adequate half inch padding, good zips, padded carry handle, and padded shoulder straps. Inside there is a removable padded block for neck support. A generous zippered outside pocket can easily store cables, strings and a variety of accessories. A small plastic lanyard at the top of the case could be used to hang the bag when empty, although I don't think I would trust this to support a guitar inside.Overall a pretty nice soft shell guitar bag.