CAHAYA 41 In Acoustic Guitar Bag 0.35 In Thick Padding Water Resistent Dual Adjustable Shoulder Strap Guitar Case Gig Bag with Back Hanger Loop, Black CY0152

I'm very pleased with the quality and design of this guitar case at such a reasonable price. It is so much easier to use and protects so much better than the flimsy one that came with my guitar. I especially like the double adjustable shoulder straps and the extra handles on front and back (it also has the usual one on the side). The front handle makes it so easy to place the guitar in my car - when holding it by the back straps, I can lift the body by that front handle and place it gently wherever it needs to be. The large pocket on the front can hold a 9"x 12" music folder and other items, and the small pocket on the neck is good for small, narrow items, like pens or markers. It's also quite roomy. My classical guitar has a 15"x19"x4" body and is 39" overall length, but there's room for an instrument that is 3" longer and a bit wider. So glad I found this!

I have a bigger acoustic and was happy to see it fit well and with room. I love how comfortable it is to sling over your back and it makes it very easy to travel with. I’m confident with the protection too I dropped my cheaper acoustic for a test and it was nice and protected. I also like the grips on the bottom to prevent slippage.

I recently got a great deal on a Yamaha APX600 off of craigslist. I wanted a gig bag to store the guitar and for light transport but the name brands are priced about the same as I paid for the guitar! This bag is perfect for my needs and was on sale on Amazon. The bag appears well made, zippers are good and there is decent padding for your instrument. The fit is decent for my smaller concert APX guitar. I don't think a larger dread would fit in this case. The padding is light so this is not the right bag for a life on the road, but for a simple road trip or transport to practice it's fine. There are a lot of handles and backpack straps. Obviously, if I had a more expensive instrument I would buy a better bag of hard case, but for this guitar the bag is perfect. Great little bag at a good price for light padding!We will see how well it wears but so far it's good for my needs.

The guitar fits perfectly and although the case padding is not very thick it is thick enough to protect the guitar, it is comfortable to carry and it's also inexpensive. A great deal.

I'm using this for an Alvarez acoustic-electric guitar. I think it measured at 42" and it fits perfect. I wanted a way to take my guitar to and from church for practice and Sunday worship without using a heavy, clunky hard case. This fits exactly what I wanted in a travel bag. The padding is okay, don't expect to be throwing it around or anything though. Just for a ride in a vehicle it is more than sufficient. I think what I like the most is the variety of handles. I don't use the shoulder straps, but they're perfectly usable. There is a hanging strap in the center just above the shoulder straps. There is a regular carry handle on the side of the bag where you'd expect one to be on a hard case. The other is a nice handle with an overmolded grip on the top of the bag at the guitar body. When I'm getting out of my truck, I can find a good handle to grab it on the way out the seat. The large pocket is nice for music books or my Bible so I can free up a hand. The little pocket at the very end is just about too small though. I can put my capo in there and I'd put the pick in also, however, it is hard to get the pick out as my hand just can't fit very well in the zippered opening. I think that's the only complaint which still doesn't take away a star, I really enjoy the bag and it feels durable enough to last a long time.

I’ll post this review hoping it will help someone because I was puzzling over whether this would fit my guitar. I bought this for a Takamine GD20-NS, (dreadnought) and it fits fine for me. I see some say that a dread is a bit snug. I can see what they mean, in particular at the bottom of the case (see picture.)First, some dimensions of the guitar:Overall length: 41-1/8”Width of body at lower bout: 15-13/16”Depth of body at endpin: 4-7/8”In the case, and held upright, there is about 1-1/2" of play between the top inside of the case, and the top of the headstock. Held on its side, at the lower bout area there is about 3/4" of play. For me, that’s fine.If you look at the bottom of the case in the picture, the case expands to accommodate the 4-7/8” depth at the endpin. The actual seams are about 4-1/4” apart. While the case is not actually squeezing the guitar, the depth of the guitar is outside the seams. Personally, I do not have a problem with this. I can see where some may call this "snug", but I'm not uncomfortable with it. It zips up fine. Also, some dreadnoughts may differ slightly in dimensions, depending on manufacturer, etc. But this is probably the biggest guitar I'd want to put into this case, depth-wise.Reality check: This case was $20. It’s basic protection. Let’s face it; this is not a flight case. This is marketed as a sort of universal case which can accommodate a few different sizes. Dreads are bigger guitars. I tried my smaller classical guitar in this, and it’s kind of swimming in it. I think the padding is adequate for careful handling. The quality of this case is very good, and most especially considering the price tag.I’ll use this for storage at home, and even to carry from place to place. But I would not use this to throw into the back of a van with all sorts of equipment knocking around. This is obviously not the case for a really expensive guitar. But bottom line, I received exactly what I expected: An inexpensive case for basic protection when the guitar is not either on its stand, or better yet, in my hands being played.

Very good quality bag. Has two slots for stuff. One small and one big. Easily fits my FG800J, and other guitars accessories.