LETSROCK 39 40 41 Inch Electric Guitar Bag, Electric Guitar Gig Bag 0.38 Inch waterproof Thick Padding Backpack Soft Electric Guitar Case Dual Adjustable Shoulder Strap Pocket & Neck Strap Khaki

Got this gig bag for a Squire Precision bass. Fits the Precision bass well. Pockets on neck and body of bag have plenty capacity to store cables, tools, tablet, phone, strap, etc. Bag has enough padding for bass storage and light/short, non-cluttered car trips. Tan color looks good and better than typical black gig bags. Recommended for any bass guitar with a 34" scale neck. Great price.

Very happy with this gig bag. You cannot beat the price, but you also would be hard-pressed to find something similar at even twice the price. Padding is dense, plenty of room for dreadnaught, OM or concert sized guitars, and good pocket space. Yes, as others have noted it comes folded but I just stuffed some blankets in it for a day and it regains its structure. No, I would not take this on a plan because I'd never take my guitar on a plane without a hard case or at least something rigid like the Gator Transit, but this is perfect for local gigs, jam sessions, weekend getaways etc. Feels like very good quality and feels like it will last a long time with normal use.

Seems to be of decent quality and meets the description as written. Don't expect a heavy duty gig bag at this price point. It fits my G&L Doheny (which is like a Jazzmaster) but just barely. I expect it to stretch out a bit with use. It won't add much, if any protection to your instrument should it be dropped. I bought it it primarily because I had no case at all for this guitar. As I'll probably sell this guitar, I just wanted something for the buyer to carry it away in. It will keep the guitar clean and dust free and is ok for carrying to a gig.

Very sturdy bag. I choose the brown color. I stood it against the wall while empty and it did not crumple up and fall over like most bags of this type do. It just stood there. The outer material is attractive. It does not look like the typical, tactical ballistic nylon as most other bags do. The bag has very adequate padding and ample storage space. Again, it can stand against a wall on its own when empty. The carry handle has very thick padding and is comfortable in the hand, not like the rope type carry handles of most bags in this price range. I regreatably had to return this bag because I needed about 3/4 to one inch more in length. It seems most bags are 41 inches. I was concerened the tight fit was putting stress on the guitar neck. Also, I was concerned that the tight fit would wear the finish off the headstock. I really tried to keep this bag, but my only other guitar at this time is electric, which needs a hard case. This bag does fit a dreadnought size guitar with no issue as long as your guitar fits into a 41 inch bag. Again, this bag is extremely attractive and very functional. I just needed more length. Hope this helps someone in the under $50 genre. I tried several in this price point and this was the best. In the under $50 genre, I think you will be pleasantly surprised. I settled on the Gator Transit Series bag, which is longer in length and as a bonus, has a thick padded felt lining, with extra adjustable headstock, neck and bottom surport. It cost more, but l needed the extra length that most bags here don't have.

This item is very attractive. However, the quality is in the fact that it is well padded to protect my small guitar without being bulky or heavy. Even though I don’t carry it as a back pack, I sling one of the thick, durable, & sturdy straps over my shoulder and I can carry my instrument through some of the tightest spaces with ease. The pockets are perfect for two of my long cables, a tuner/muting pedal, and capo & guitar pick bag. Well worth my investment & super easy to use.

I waffled a lot before making this purchase. I was looking for a case for my son’s Yamaha FGX700SC Acoustic/Electric Guitar and really wanted something that would offer decent protection, but also that would be a good fit. I nearly bought the Yamaha Soft case, but it was around $120. Other reviewers said that this case had enough padding and structure to stand up without the guitar inside, so I decided to give it a shot. That is absolutely true. So far, I am very impressed with the quality at such a low price point. It’s super attractive and stylish. It can be worn as a backpack or carried by the handle, so we dig the versatility. Overall, pleasantly surprised.

Nice quality, and it does what it should. The backpack straps are nice positive.

Decent bag for the price if you don’t need to use it much. I play bi-weekly and this bag lasted me 3 months. The material looks good and all the zippers function well. The pockets fit my iem case, tuner, iPad and a couple cables in addition to my actual bass. The only problem I have had, and the reason I can’t use it anymore, is all the sewing on the straps have broken making it unusable. Overall if you plan on using it very lightly go for it! If you’ll be gigging often I’d save up for something nicer.