GLEAM Acoustic Guitar Gig Bag - Guitar Case 0.35 Inch Foam Padding Fit 39-41 Inch, Waterproof, Black with Hanger Loop

I enjoy taking a guitar along on vacations, and have a smaller, cheaper model for that purpose. Hard shell cases and larger kit bags, however, are just a bit too large to carry on an airline flight. This one is perfect and when the flight attendant asks, I will tell them I will hold it between my legs at floor level with guitar neck end pointed up...it tucks in just right due to the...just large enough...measurements of this bag..And it has some padding..but not too much, so the whole package with my 3/4 sized road guitar stays thin..and very light...with high quality zipper accessories pouch. I am already packing it for my vacation...great price, and delivered in time and as advertised.

Bought this to house a guitar during a cross country move. It protected the instrument and the case was not damaged.

Comes folded in package. Will take a while to flatten. Zippers work smoothly. Not much padding. Easily fit my Yamaha g60. Front pocket is extremely roomy and more than able to carry my music. The little pocket on the top is adequate but not particularly useful. A capo and a few picks only. I love having a lightweight bag, definitely a huge weight reduction over my hard case. For me I think it will last well, if you're using it on a daily basis to lug it back and forth to school or something not so much. Even if you have to replace it every year it's still a good bargain

Good enough for storage. Guitar fits perfectly. Not sure how it would hold up to travel. The pocket at the headstock is small enough for a tuner or picks. Large pocket is good for my lesson books. Strong front and side handles and backpack straps on the back.

I gave these 4 stars for sturdy - what I'm rating is how they're made, and they're made fine. Nothing's falling apart, or off and they seem like they'll hold up to light duty. I've got some inexpensive guitars I keep around and I wanted these to store them in.Meaning - they'll keep a guitar that will fit inside it dry and dust free and avoid scratching when transported. They're very light weight though - if you whack the guitar in it with a hammer, they won't protect it. If you throw this off a second floor balcony the guitar will probably break when it hits the ground. If you use it for a kayak in an emergency it may save your life but the guitar, not so much.It's a good deal for the price though. For what it is, it's a very good being that. Capiche?

You'd be hard pressed to find a better value than this. It fits my old acoustic guitar perfectly. There are small zippered pockets for extras like picks, straps, etc. It's not going to be much protection from bumps and knocks, but it will help prevent scratches and keep the dust off.

These guitar bags are definitely cheap. Don't buy them for your Gibson, or any other guitar worth >$500. They are definitely best suited for guitars that are as cheap as the bags themselves - like an Epiphone. The first day I had it, the zipper broke clean off the end of the bag and I had to fix it. Not an easy task with a continuous tooth-type zipped plastic zipper and a metal pull tab. After some effort I managed to get both of the ends back into the tab and zip it back up right, then I melted the ends together to join them in lieu of a metal strip and sewed this onto the bag. Today tho, the other tab broke off of the bag when my guitar's head caught it as I was putting the guitar in the bag. Since I never zip the bag from this direction, I don't think I need to worry about fixing it.For the price, it's worth it to buy this product for a cheaper guitar. Look elsewhere if you have a nicer guitar. I have an Epiphone for an acoustic, bc I play electric for the most part. Which is why this appealed to me. Never assumed I would get a world-class gig bag here, just sayin'.

Perfect for my needs.