Donner 47 Inch Electric Bass Guitar Case, 0.4 Inch Thick Padding Sponge 600D Ripstop Waterproof Nylon Soft Electric Bass Guitar Gig Bag with 3 Pockets and Back Hanger Loop, Black

This case is the perfect fit for my Ovation (standard body, not slim body). It is constructed to last with great pockets, strong handle, and strap. PERFECT! I'm not hesitant to take my guitar out into the elements (including Winter) now!

I bought this case for a 36-inch acoustic guitar, and it has worked extremely well. The padding is thicker than I expected for the price — about 0.4 inches — and it provides solid protection for daily use, travel, or taking the guitar to lessons. It’s lightweight but still feels sturdy enough to keep the instrument safe. The zippers work smoothly, and the handle and straps make it easy to carry around. I also really like the extra pockets; they’re perfect for storing sheet music, cables, picks, or a tuner without making the case feel bulky. The fit is excellent — snug without being too tight — and the interior protects the guitar from small bumps or scratches. Overall, the quality is great for the cost, and it feels reliable enough for regular use. If you need an affordable, well-made case for a 36-inch acoustic guitar, this is a great option and definitely worth recommending.

I bought this for an epiphone hummingbird pro, and judged just on its merits as a budget gig bag, it's pretty good. Keeping in mind it's price, the material seems pretty tough, the padding is fine, the exterior pockets are decent sizes, and it includes a band near the headstock to loop around the neck if you want that. The one part that seemed a bit weak to me was the carrying handle on the side. It feels like it might not last long, but that's just the impression I got, it could very well last for years, I haven't had it long enough to really see what kind of mileage it can sustain. My biggest issue is that while it is deep and wide enough to fit the guitar I bought it for, despite checking the size of the bag vs size of the guitar, the hummingbird pro barely fits. I basically have to put the body in and then stretch the top of the bag over the headstock. This won't happen if you have a slightly shorter guitar, for example if your guitar is .25 to .5 inches shorter in length than a hummingbird pro, you'll have no problems. I'm not complaining about it or telling you not to buy, since there is a lot of variation between all the different models on the market, just be sure to measure the length of your instrument, compare it to the specs for an epiphone hummingbird pro. If your guitar is shorter than the hummingbird, you'll be fine; if it's longer you'll have trouble fitting it in this bag; and if it's identical to (or actually is) a hummingbird pro, it really only barely fits in this bag. I'm not planning to return it, since I already have it, it does (barely) fit the guitar, and it may stretch a bit over time, since it's a soft sided gig bag. If your guitar fits and you're not lugging it over long distances constantly, you'll probably like this bag pretty well for the price.

My husband is very happy with this bag. Much nicer then previous bag. He said it’s sturdier and reinforced in all the right spots.

Overview I bought this as an extra gig bag to carry my guitars around (when you've got 10 guitars and need to move them all, you need a few bags). For $25, this is a nice bag. It is lightly padded. It'll keep the guitar protected if you don't bang it around (which you shouldn't do, even with a heavily padded bag). The seams all feel strong, with double stitching on the handles and backpack straps. The zipper feels mediocre, but more than adequate. It has three pouches that will hold whatever the aspiring student needs to bring with him/her (cables, picks, sheet music, clip-on tuner, perhaps a mini pedal or two). User Experience I tried this out with a Stratocaster and a Les Paul-type, since they have different lengths. The Strat fit in with plenty of space to spare, length-wise. The Les Paul-type fit snuggly. If it were any longer, it wouldn't fit. The zipped up fine with both of them. The backpack straps are fine. They could use a bit more padding to up the comfort level, but worked well as they were. Wearing it as a backpack with the Strat in it was comfortable and well balanced. Final Thoughts For the money, you can't beat this gig bag. Is it as nice as bags 2x or 3x or more times the money? No, of course not, but it's still works really well for what it is. Would I carry my Fender American Stratocaster in it? Nope, but I'd have no problem carrying my Squier Strat in it. This is geared towards the person on a budget and it works just fine for that. I've had similarly priced gig bags from name brands that weren't as nice, missing the padding and backpack straps. This is better quality and I would take it over them. For the money, you can't go wrong here.

It fits my 3/4 size guitar perfectly! It should help protect it and it gets the job done. It is fabric, so it might collapse a little bit when I take my guitar out and may need a bit of adjusting to put my guitar back in, but as a whole I am happy with it.

Very well made, sturdy fabric with a lot of features for organization of guitar accessories! The fit is perfect for an electric guitar - lots of pockets!

Decent but some stitching was coming undone

I needed a case to take my 36" classical guitar travelling. I ordered others but they were all super thin. This one is nicely padded, and is of good quality for the price. I was able to fit a looper pedal and Spark amp in the top pocket and a 10' patch cord and a Surface Pro computer in the large pocket. Highly recommend if you need a case and don't want to spend $100++

Brilliant little bag. Mandolin fits great & its strong

I was looking for a gig bag to fit my Chibson Buckethead model. Seeing as it is a Baritone model (27" scale length), it made it a little harder to find a cost effective case. I carefully measured the guitar and these gig bags seemed to be a good fit. Also having purchased Donner products before with good luck, I knew it would be decent quality. It arrived overnight in good condition. As others have stated it does arrive folded so it leaves creases that I'm sure will flatting out in time. The guitar fits well with a little extra room. The 2 sewed in pouches will come in handy for cords, picks and sheet music. Overall it is a good gig bag that will do the job. I recommend it if you are looking for a decent gig bag on a budget.

Robusta e pratica

I needed a new case for my Schecter Diamond Series 5 string bass, and this did the job perfectly. The bass fit with about an inch to spare at the top, and with two handles, two zips and shoulder straps, it couldn't be more convenient to use. The material is quite good too. Great value for money all round 🎸