AKOZLIN Rolling 61 Keys Electric Piano Keyboard Gig Bag with Wheels and Adjustable Straps for 61 Note Keyboard and Accessaries

We have purchased many gig bags over 40 plus years as musicians. If they were sturdy and functional they were expensive. If they were inexpensive they were poorly made and fell apart in less than a year. This bag is well made, functional and reasonably priced. We plan on buying a another one for a different keyboard.

Perfect

For the money, it's fine. It's thin, zero rigidity, but probably fine for local gigs and preventing minor dings.The straps are a nightmare. The carry handle is so long it's unusable; the bag drags on the ground. There is no way to remove the pack straps (and what are they for? Seriously? You're carrying this on your back?) so they drag on the ground when you roll it by the handle on the end.Again: for the money, it's fine. I'm sending it back and getting something far more expensive and better built.

Make well, rolls well! Good keyboard bag, good for what it's supposed to do!

Made my travels a bit easier with my keyboard

Arrived the next day! Easy to use. Dependable.

It is perfect for my keyboard. Just as described, shipped rapidly too.

This item needs to be called a dust cover. It is so baggy that regardless of how you secure it with the inside straps, it will buckle. I get it that they tell you to measure your keyboard to make sure that it will fit, but nobody has a keyboard this big so the assumption is that if the keyboard is smaller you can secure it, perhaps even by putting foam around it which I did. Not only that, the handles are in an ergonomically inappropriate place so that you cannot really utilize the wheels. For something this long, the handle should not be at the very top because that means you will be dragging it not on the wheels but a little bit on the wheels and a little bit on the canvas back. In order to hold the keyboard up high enough for it to actually drag on the wheels the handle should be more close to the middle of the back. I tried to use the backpack straps as a kind of handle but since those are not centered and you have to choose one side or the other, it tends to make the keyboard want to tip over to one side. Unfortunately I tried to use this already so I don't think I can return it so it's just $80 garbage. What a bummer. By the way, even if a keyboard were as big as this keyboard inside in order to fill up all the baggie, there's no way that the material would protect it. The material is very thin. Again this should be considered a kind of dust cover to store something in a closet. It's not really travelable. I'm a pro musician that gigs a few times a week so portability, protection and ease of travel means everything