Gator GBE-EXTREME-1 Lightweight Gig Bag For Radically Shaped Guitars

Had this about a month. Perfect fit for my guitar. Easy to carry. Zip quality holding up. Good protection for guitar

I took a gamble when buying this product as the guitar I bought it for was not listed in the description, and to my surprise it fit perfectly! I can now stop dragging around my massive (and very heavy) rectangular hard-shell case for my Ibanez Iceman whenever I need to bring it with me to gigs and to uni. I also own an Epiphone Flying V which I did not have a gig bag or case for and until now just been a bedroom guitar, I can happily say it will see much more use from now on thanks to this well fitted bag.I read the 1 star review before buying but I didn't let it put me off as gig bags for Iceman style guitars are impossible to find and for less than £25 this item was a steal. Since I've only had it today I cannot comment on the sturdiness of the bag or how long it will last me.Overall, as far as value for money is concerned, this is a great gig bag. It fits oddly shaped guitars perfectly and has pockets for storing cables and other equipment. I personally recommend this if you need a gig bag for an Iceman or Flying V.

Lightweight & sturdy. Does exactly what it needs to 👍

I bought this gig bag to put a BC Rich Warlock in storage and protect it from dirt and dust... for what I wish to use it for it's acceptable but BE WARNED - THIS CASE IS FAR TOO BIG FOR A BC RICH WARLOCK.It will fit inside the bag, but it will be able to move around lots inside. If you are looking for something to regularly transport or gig with a Warlock, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. If, like me, you are more are a little protection from every day house wear and tear, this will do the job nicely.I've only knocked one star off. It is a universally sized case so it'd be difficult to expect them to get a perfect fit for a Warlock alone, and in all other areas, it's a good quality case.

Great value for money. Perfect for my Jackson Flying V.

What it isn't: A case you can trust baggage handlers with.What it is: A good quality, good value gig bag for a ukelele.I bought this bag for an Ashton UKE220 soprano ukulele. There's a bit of space to spare, but not enough to be a problem. I'm not convinced it'd be suitable for a concert uke (well, maybe a smallish one).It's made of sturdy black nylon with a zip round one side of the instrument. A centimetre of padding is sufficient for normal gigging; if you know your uke is at risk of mishandling then I'd advise a dense plastic case (this applies to any instrument).There's a carry handle on the side, and a rucksack type strap on the back, with a choice of left or right-sided configuration. On the front there is a zipped pocket which is probably best suited to carrying spare strings. You can fit a clip on tuner in there but it bulges a bit.If I was to pick fault, I'd say a second pocket would have been nice, but overall it's very good for the money.EDIT: I've just realised that the extra headroom means I can just leave the tuner clipped on! That negates my only niggle so I'm happy to promote to 5 stars.

Finding the right bag for our sons AX Synth Keytar has been a proper mission! This bag is perfect. The Keytar fits perfectly and the rucksack style straps make walking and riding with the bag on your bag perfect!

Searched everywhere for a case which would accommodate a large electro acoustic bass. Kept the guitar snug and safe for a big house move so very satisfied.