ChromaCastAcoustic Guitar 6-Pocket Padded Gig Bag with Guitar Strap and Pick Sampler

I needed a case that would protect my guitar from bumps, scrapes and dings around the house and in the few trips I would take it outside the house. I did not need a bullet-proof, crash-tested, nuclear explosion resistant case. For about $20, this case is perfect.The exterior is a cordura nylon type material and the interior is a lighter-weight smooth nylon. The padding is not super thick (I'm guessing 1/4-inch), but clearly sufficient for my needs. Being a soft case, I would not ever use this to ship the guitar on a plane for instance, but for me carrying it around, the protection is adequate.It has plenty of pockets; some for sheet music, picks, tuner et al, and a long skinny one for a stand. The case has several handles and backpack straps. It fits my Yamaha dreadnought acoustic very well.Based on other reviews, the zippers are a much maligned part of this case and I was concerned about them. The case comes folded in the box from Amazon and I was worried that the cold (this was shipped during the 20F-below 0 days of December 2013) and the bending of the zipper could cause the zippers to fail. However, the zippers function perfectly and I have no issues. I will admit they are a generally lighter weight zipper than they could be and someone who is overly aggressive or abusive to a zipper could have problems - but they work smoothly, seem secure, and I have had no issues. The zippers are consistent with the rest of the case construction and do not appear out of place as being too cheap.Did I mention this case was only about $20?The included guitar strap is very lightweight almost worthless, but it's a nice thought. The variety-pack of picks (12) that ships with this case is great as there are various weights and materials to try out.Bottom line - this is a bargain at $20. $20! I am very pleased with the construction and function of the case. Highly recommended for those seeking simple inexpensive guitar protection.

This bag is great, the price is great, the amount of pockets seems obsessive but you can never really have too many pockets.You'll fit extra strings no problem, and lyric books, a tuner, any cables no problem as well.There are enough grab-handles also, to move your bagged instrument even if you are an octopus finding your own in-touch way. There are three not counting the shoulder straps.There are two Q+As on here regarding the Epiphone Super Jumbo EJ-200...One says it won't fit, the other says it will. To clear any confusion,I bought this bag specifically for that model guitar, and it fits snugly but perfectly. It secures the guitar just fine. It is a close tight zip around the upper corner of the top of the guitar, but the material of the bag will go around perfectly fine after a while.There is padding to this bag but it is feint and will NOT protect from any kinds of thrash-bang-jolting kinds of adventuring around with your guitar.. but as long as you aren't swinging and banging this carrying bag around you will be just fine. And you should be careful with your bagged instrument in any regard so this is not too dire an issue.Have used this bag while bicycling, and to bring my instrument with me for long walks, and in general to-the-gig scenarios and I have found this bag useful for all those occasions. Upgrade to a solid case if you're super worried about absolutely protecting your instrument or you are travelling with your instrument on an airplane, or loading it into a janky travel trailer.I was surprised how good this bag was for the price, and thought I would have to search deeper to get a good quality bag for a western jumbo/super jumbo sized guitar bag, since it is not the most common of sizes. But alas, this works great. So if you are an octopus or a human or anything beyond that, this bag should be just fine for ya.

After doing extensive shopping online for an economical gig bag for my recently purchased 97 Fender Squier P-Bass, I finally came across this one. I have bought other Chromacast products in the past and was relatively happy with them so I didn't need to do any additional research about this brand. I really don't gig anywhere. Just needed a case to store my bass to keep it protected and dust free. Buying this bag was in my opinion a good decision. Not only does it have more pockets than any other gig bag out there, it came with a couple of nice bonuses as well. First, a strap, which I needed so it was a no brainer. Saved me the trouble of buying one separately. Second, a bunch of picks. I didn't really need them but nice to have. The bag fits the bass perfectly and even has a reinforced rubber bumper on the bottom to keep the bag off the ground and protect the bottom of the bass from impact. I'll most likely be buying a second one to replace the ageing and tearing gig bag for my vintage Ibanez Jazz Bass.