SNIGJAT DJ Bag, Large Capacity DJ Cable Bag with 6 Pockets for Extension Cords, Mics, Pedals, Gig Bag for Musicians, Musician Cable Organizer with Padded Shoulder Strap, DJ Acessories

Great bags for storing and organizing DJ cables and cords. I have 3 of them. I used a Sharpie and wrote on the carry handle what is in each bag for quick reference without opening the bag, eg. IEC, XLR, Power.

This bag is awesome. Im finishing up at school learning to be an audio engineer, and I have upgraded my setup quite a bit. Now, my old backpack just Isn’t enough. With this bag I can fit six cables, two audio interfaces, four microphones, two pairs of headphones, a Zoom H6 recorder, 2 shock mounts, a MIDI controller, my laptop, and a bunch of extra wires for my laptop and interfaces. Plus there are pockets on the side where I keep notebooks, pens, extra batteries, etc.It definitely gets a bit heavy once it’s full, but the strap is sturdy and it has a cushion on it that helps greatly. Plus, you can use the handle for extra support. Even with all the weight, the platform on the bottom stays firm and doesn’t let the bag bend in any awkward ways.I’m so glad I got this bag, it’s exactly what I needed!

I bought this pack for all of my soft guitar gear. It looks and works the way I need it with plenty of storage and space. It's versatile and easy to use and transport. It fits everything I need and is a great value for the money I paid.

I’ve been using the SNIGJAT DJ Bag for a while now, and overall, it's a solid everyday option. The fabric feels sturdy, and the bag itself is roomy enough to fit all the cables and gear I need for small to medium gigs. It's also a bit smaller and more compact than some of our other DJ bags, which I appreciate for its convenience.The outside pockets are well-designed—they stay securely closed and provide great space for accessories. Internally, the main compartment is ideal for larger items, but the Velcro dividers don’t stay in place well. Thinner cables often slide underneath them, which makes organization a challenge. For quick jobs or fewer items, that’s manageable, but for larger events with many cables or if you need clean separation, it’s a drawback.If the interior pockets were stitched like those in the Loudmouth Large Cable File Bag, this would be a perfect 10.For now, I’d say: ✅ Great for small gigs or casual use—good protection, handy size, and durable build. ⚠️ Not ideal for large jobs where you need tidy organization and reliable cable separation—this is where something like the Loudmouth would shine.In summary:For smaller jobs, I recommend the SNIGJAT DJ Bag. But if you're running major events with tons of cables and need everything neatly sorted, check out the Loudmouth.

This has been a great gig bag. Stores, all my cables, extra packs of strings, iPad, cleaning supplies, and odds and ends. So far it has been very durable and I’ve had no issues.

Perfect size for solo artist. Plenty of room for a small mixer, cables, power cords, microphones, etc. good material.

Great deciders, strong velcro

This bag is OK. It holds my Line6, guitar and mic cords, mics, tool kit, etc. So I guess it suits my needs. The bottom has a hard bottom insert that keeps the bag shape. There are ample pockets to keep items in their own place. The things that keep me from giving it a 5 star review are: I think the handles could have been a little thicker material and the bag itself could have a little heavier fabric. Also I think the sides could be a heavier fabric. The padding in the sides of the bag should be more substantial to protect equip and keep bag from collapsing like shown in picture. For the money it is a good bag.