CAHAYA Guitar Bag Upgraded Premium Version for 40 41 42 Inch Acoustic Guitar Gig Bag 0.5in Thick Sponge Overly Padded Water Resistent Guitar Case Soft Guitar Backpack Case

I bought this gig bag mostly to protect my electric semi-hollow guitars like the Epiphone Casino and Squier Classic Vibe Starcaster (very cool sleeper guitar btw) during extreme temperature conditions throughout the year (humidity/aridness), and occasional travel. It works perfectly. Just roomy enough to accommodate different dimensions of these and couple other guitars so that I can easily swap them around. I use my own extra padding when needed to keep them snug and protected. The workmanship is okay for what it is, no major flaws. It's more of a light to low-medium weight bag, so not for the professional with high demands. For the money, it's a good buy and does the job for me.

I purchased this case for a 50 year old Martin Sigma guitar. The info I was able to find on this guitar describes it as having a Grand Concert body. I also have a Taylor with a Grand Auditorium body, which Taylor describes as falling between a Dreadnought and a Grand Concert, the GC having a smaller body and waist. As it turns out the Sigma is exactly the same size as the GA Taylor.This case was a perfect fit for the Sigma. It's a bit light on padding but probably what one would expect at this price point. The main outside pocket will hold quite a bit. The upper pocket is kind of small and tight so I don't know what I'd put in there other than a few credit cards.I wouldn't use this bag to carry around an expensive guitar on a regular basis but, all in all, it fit my needs which was to replace the original and well-beaten cardboard case.

Just received the up graded case, so time will tell how well it holds up. However I was very pleased at the initial quality and especially the fit. I have an older dreadnaught size guitar measuring a full 16 inches at the butt, and just over 40 inches in length including the strap pin. Its height (body thickness) is around 4 3/4 inches or so. The guitar fits snuggly but not too tight, the sides of the case expanding a bit around it. There is no noticeable movement once fully zipped. The specs say this case will fit 40" to 42" guitars. There is a gap at the top of the head, with my 40" guitar. However I can detect no lateral movement.One precaution I would suggest is to not overload the large front pocket. It sits directly over the sound hole and the bridge. Stuffing in too many items could put undo streets on the strings, bridge and guitar top.If anything changes as I use this case in the real world I will update this report. But for now I recommend this inexpensive case as a good choice for lesser expensive guitars. Be sure you get the up graded version which has thicker padding.

This bag compromises on small preference things but really wins at the important stuff. The padding is thick enough, though I would only use this bag for budget guitars. If you own a nice guitar or are buying this to store a family heirloom, I'd recommend something with thicker passing and a neck support at least. All in all a great bag for a budget guitar.Pros:1) Price is spot on!2) Fits dreadnought well3) Padding is sufficient4) Holds everything you'll need5) Very sturdy material6) Comes with a small pick holder keychain (I put mine on the zipper to this bag)Cons:1) No foam support for neck2) Zipper doesn't allow top to be opened to the side3) top pocket has awkwardly sized zipper. I think this pouch is meant for a strap, but I never take mine off.4) Front zipper could also open more (not really a con, just a personal preference. It is still totally functional)5) I sometimes use a glass slide but don't feel confident in this bags ability to keep my slide safe (again, personal problem, not the bags fault)

Bag is sturdy large enough to store my guitar. Quality material

This bag fits my Washburn D10s nicely. My guitar measures exactly 21 inches (I personally measured it) and the bag fits just right with a little room left over. It may fit a 22-inch guitar also. The padding is adequate for a bag to get from A to B with minimum worry within my hands (if I wanted to be surer of protection, I would have bought a hard case). I like the big pocket at it can store sheet music, music books, a portable stand, or whatever. The little pocket on the neck is great for a tuner, picks, a cloth, etc. The bag is a little on the pricy side, but it appears to be well made and so far, so good.

So far this guitar bag is ALL good and nothing negative. It is true to the original description and checks ALL the boxes for me perfectly.......well cushioned......plenty of room in the front pocket for practice books, etc.........well designed for carrying as it not only has the backpack like straps but also a sturdy handle if you just want to hand carry it........the zippers all seem well constructed......I live in South Florida where it's pretty warm and I've had it in the hot trunk of my car several times with no issues or problems....and I like that it came with the key chain mini snap purse containing some picks. And to top it all off at this price point what's not to like? ALL good so far, like I said:)

I am very pleased with this guitar case. Lightly padded, well sewn, appropriate sized for my acoustic guitar. Little top pocket is cute, holds the assortment of picks included in the order, with space for my capo. Lower packet is large enough for music books plus the tablet I use for songs and cords. Workmanship is excellent. Sturdy but still lightweight. Strap styles allow me to carry in one hand or place on my back. Not a strap for carrying on my shoulder. I highly recommend this product!