Tosnail 21 Inch Heavy Duty Ukulele Cases Ukulele Padded Bag - Great for Soprano Ukulele

My son loves the colorful design of this case. It is padded and protects his ukulele well.

This fits a concert uke perfectly, and I was pleasantly surprised with the padding thickness. It's no hard case, but still suitable for backseat travel and the like.The zippers are good quality, and the loops on the hand pulls are well made. The pocket in the front is pretty tiny, and is barely big enough for a clip on tuner, but it would be perfect for an extra set of strings.The fabric is pretty, but the weave will attract pet hair in the worse way... it's extremely similar to a hand-me-down couch I used to own (albeit a different pattern/colour), and it was my nemesis. Be warned.

It’s an attractive bag with plenty of room for my concert uke. I particularly like the two shoulder straps which are long enough so that and adult can carry a uke on his back (not all bag straps are long enough). Only dislike is that the pocket is inset rather than standing proud from the body of the bag - this limits how much you can carry - probably only a smart phone.

Well made - robust (but obviously not a hard case) - looks great and very light so doesn't add much burden to taking your uke when travelling on an airplane or on a boat, whilst keeping it protected - recommended

This would be a three star review if this bag had cost me over $50. As it is, the thing cost me less than $20 - shipped, no less - and that is a really solid value. The padding is thin and it has that cheap sound of being crinkly, which I hate. I am a professional symphony orchestra tuba player, so my bags frequently cost me close to $700 and they are *the best* in many ways, so I come to this little bag from that perspective.The bag offers little protection from impacts like a very nice bag would, but this is a bag meant for very inexpensive instruments and not the $10,000+ things from my world. My ukulele only cost me like $150 and I could not possibly justify a bag that cost me 30% of the price of the instrument.Despite the crinkly plastic wrap that is beneath the liner and the overly-soft foam padding, this is a really great bag. If you have a child who plays the ukulele this would be PERFECT for them as it has two tiny shoulder straps that are well constructed and joined to the bag adequately for the weight of a uke. The carrying handle is comfy and the zippers, while of a small gauge that I dislike on a bag designed to transport and protect a musical instrument (regardless of price point) they are self-repairing, which is nice. Mine came with the zipper on the accessory pouch busted open, but a quick run of the zipper from end to end in both directions and it was repaired. (I wish all zippers were capable of this.)The outer covering was the main reason I bought this bag. 1.) It is much heavier than the horrid "gig bag" (more like a padded sleeve) that came with my uke from the store, and 2.) it looks GREAT!Keep in mind that an all-black gig bag is still the norm in the professional realm, more or less. Even if made from very costly leather, a plain black gig bag simply sucks all the fun out of the uke and makes you look like you are headed out to play at a Hawaiian wake. It kills the fun part of the whole ukulele experience.This bag is simply fun.It does an adequate job of protecting the uke from gentle bumps and allows you to tote is around without worrying about it. And again, IT IS A FUN LOOKING BAG! How can you not smile when you hold this bag? I love mine, despite its shortcomings as an instrument protector. It is adequately constructed and fits the instrument well. It is very inexpensive and will arrive to your home quickly.If I were to have them make me one on a custom order (which I am certain they will not do) I would have them use a more dense foam padding that can actually sustain an impact, and I would ditch the two tiny shoulder straps for one larger one running down the center of the bag. This would make it a much more valuable part of your equipment for the instrument. I would also add a heavily padded pouch above the headstock that could hold something the size of one of those excellent Snark tuners that are all the rage. Extend the length of the bag exactly as it is constructed by about three inches and stitch in a well padded divider and you would have an excellent place for such items as a tuner.Better padding, a compartment for a tuner, and an adult-sized shoulder strap would easily double the value of this bag while only increasing the production cost a bit. You could raise the price by ten bucks and still make healthy profit, while providing the customer with a *much* better product.However, as is, at this price point and for my very inexpensive uke, this is a great bag.

Right fit for my tenor, thick but heavy, overall very well done.