CAHAYA Acoustic Guitar Bag Thick Padding Waterproof Dual Adjustable Shoulder Strap Guitar Case Gig Bag 40 41 inch with Back Hanger Loop

Good Quality

Just the right amount of everything (pockets, padding, etc) at a great price.

Great

Brand new guitar with the idea to learn to play. Wanted a cheap bag to transport to my lessons. Was surprised at so many options and I decided on this Cahaya pretty much just because of the extra pockets - more pockets = more options. I measured my guitar before ordering and compared it to the dimensions in the vendor photo. It indeed fits my Laurel Canyon LA-100 very well. Snug such that it doesn't slosh around in the bag but not too tight either as the zippers are easy and smooth to zip up. Extra pockets = plenty of storage space. That large front pocket is perfect for music books. My photo shows two Hal Leonard instruction books in that pocket and it is NOT a tight fit by any stretch of there imagination.The only bad thing is what other reviews have already reported. It ships folded up really tight and displays quite wrinkly. I really don't care. Without the guitar inside, it simply folds over on itself as it does not want to stay upright. If this bothers you, I suspect most if not all guitar bags in this price range will be the exact same. Storing the guitar in it will prevent that but I want the guitar out to be ready to grab and strum in an instant. Know that it does not look like the happy rigid-formed guitar bag that is in the sales photos, rather it looks like the frumpy baggy-pants in th e actual photos of all reviews that you see. At this price though, it's a fantastic value and I accept that for what it is.

Nice gig bag for the price, lot's of pockets, and well built. Gig bags offer solid protection, but not the same as a hard shell case.

Really good quality, I recommend, doesn’t feel cheap at all

My Yamaha FG800 guitar fits into this case well; most yamaha F/FG/FGX guitars have "wide hips" ‐ their lower bouts tend to be half to one inch wider than typical dreadnought guitars; some similar cases are a snug fit for my yamahas.Full disclosure, I own approximately 20 guitars, which I use to run guitar quick start workshops. I transport most of my guitars in gigbags because of the ease of travel and padding. These far surpass any protection from a chipboard case or unpacked gig bag. I store the guitars in padded gig bags as well, so I have bought many.I have ordered several more of these to replace inadequate or worn out gig bags, and to provide cases for guitars I buy (used) that don't come with a case.Pockets are well sized and will hold capos, picks, tuners, strings, and whatever other small stuff you may need to keep with your guitar.

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