CAHAYA Guitar Bag Acoustic Reinforced 0.7 In Thick Sponge Soft Padded Guitar Case with 5 Pockets,Neck Cradle,Back Hanger Loop for 39 40 41 In Acoustic Classical Guitars CY0176

I've seen in many guitar cases, not a single one comes close to this one. It has all the right pockets, very convenient for travel, the front pocket I use for my foldable guitar stand. It's comfortable on your back, fits well. Not too thin but not too hard either it's a perfect balance.If you have a guitar I would 100% recommend this case.

This produce actually exceeded my expectations. For the amount i paid, i was expecting a less sturdy and less well made bag. This bag is quite sturdy, i feel like my guitar is as well protected as it could be if not in a hard case. Every seam is good, and i especially like the velcro strap that holds the shoulder straps in place when you aren't using them.In addition, the front pocket easily accommodates a three ring binder, and the narrow pocket along the neck will hold my collapsible music stand.It arrived with the neck part inside out, pushed down into the body, but when i reached inside and pulled on the part where the head of the guitar will wind up, it pulled right out. (you'll want to do this before trying to unzip or open it.)I wasn't expecting a bad product, but this is really excellent for the money.

I recently got a Takamine guitar in the Bay Area and had to fly it home to Orange County. I had a good, solid hard case for it though, of course, I wasn't about to check it as luggage. The FAA allows guitars in cabin, and stowing it in the overhead was no problem. However, schlepping it through the airport, along with my electronics-stuffed carryon, was an endurance test. That experience led me to explore soft cases with backpack straps. The Cahaya definitely fills the bill. My first concern was the size. My Takamine is a very large dreadnaught model -- longer, thicker and fatter than classic guitars and even some other guitar makers' dreadnaught. It fit with room to spare, and the Cahaya held my Takamine securely, firmly, but without squeezing the instrument.The Cahaya case has thicker foam padding than a lot of its competitors, and its zippers are large, metal and sturdy. It's solidly made and has lots of convenient features including an movable and secure internal neck support, an outside pocket easily large enough for a laptop, table and phone, and even a long pocket on the outside that will readily hold a music stand.I'm glad I bought this case and will have no qualms about taking on the plane when I fly again.Flying tip: Do whatever you need to do to get early boarding so you can ensure sufficient overhead space. Put your guitar in the overhead opposite your seat so you can keep an eye on it during boarding to make sure no one tries to cram in their own carryons.

I love this guitar bag, it works great for all my traveling guitar needs. Nice storage pocket for my music. Other great pockets for a variety of uses. The bag is nicely padded, as is the handle. It is lightweight and not floppy, as one of my other bags is. I love the deep gray color which doesn’t easily show dirt.

Fantastic bag. SO much better than a certain brand name bag that offers 5 mm of padding. That bag might as well have been a sheet with a zipper. This bag has 20 mm of padding. Very substantial with great zippers and lots of pockets. Yes it costs more, but would you rather carry your guitar in this quality gig bag or pack it around in that brand name 5 mm sheet with a zipper gigbag? The choice should be obvious.This bag is for dreadnaught sized guitars. It fits those perfectly. So I would not put a grand concert or a 000 or 00 size acoustic in this bag. It would be too large. And no, it will not fit electric guitars!

I like this bag, I only have one problem with it - the way they ship it. It came all smashed to come in a smaller box, which I get it, but, it took quite some time to look closer to normal. It kinda "ages" the bag doing that, I wish they didn't. But the product is great, and yes, after a good time, it looks better.

I'm careful with my Yamaha acoustic, but it's suffered some minor damage from bumps that wouldn't have hurt a properly protected instrument, so I decided to spring for a better gig bag. I looked at a LOT of bags on line, and this one looked like the best pick. Even some of the "padded" bags out there have no significant padding, but this one is as well-padded as the ads claim and appears to be sturdily constructed. My only concern was that my guitar is 4 3/4" thick at the bottom. The post recommended this bag for a thickness of only 4". I'm not sure why so many cases aren't marketed for a regular guitar. I guess a lot of people are buying the thinner "slim-line" guitars now, but if your guitar has the traditional fuller body like mine, don't pass on this gig bag. It's a snug fit, but I wouldn't call it tight. I've no trouble working the zipper when the guitar is in the case, and I can still put stuff in the big pocket in the body area of the bag. If you're like me, this bag costs a little more than you were planning to spend. Buy it anyway. You'll be glad you invested in a REAL guitar bag and not just a dust cover with straps.

Very happy with this bag. It is well made and the 0.7" thick foam is up to twice as thick as some other brands. The pockets hold accessories and sheet music. Great product!