GLEAMAcoustic Guitar Gig Bag - 0.35 Inch Sponge Padding Fit 39-41 Inch Guitar Waterproof Black

I enjoy taking a guitar along on vacations, and have a smaller, cheaper model for that purpose. Hard shell cases and larger kit bags, however, are just a bit too large to carry on an airline flight. This one is perfect and when the flight attendant asks, I will tell them I will hold it between my legs at floor level with guitar neck end pointed up...it tucks in just right due to the...just large enough...measurements of this bag..And it has some padding..but not too much, so the whole package with my 3/4 sized road guitar stays thin..and very light...with high quality zipper accessories pouch. I am already packing it for my vacation...great price, and delivered in time and as advertised.

I gave these 4 stars for sturdy - what I'm rating is how they're made, and they're made fine. Nothing's falling apart, or off and they seem like they'll hold up to light duty. I've got some inexpensive guitars I keep around and I wanted these to store them in.Meaning - they'll keep a guitar that will fit inside it dry and dust free and avoid scratching when transported. They're very light weight though - if you whack the guitar in it with a hammer, they won't protect it. If you throw this off a second floor balcony the guitar will probably break when it hits the ground. If you use it for a kayak in an emergency it may save your life but the guitar, not so much.It's a good deal for the price though. For what it is, it's a very good being that. Capiche?

Dust bags are thin (just a single layer of canvas) for around $7-8 on Temu. These have thin padding (around 1/4"). Please note: use it to store guitars around the house... to keep the dust off and for the minor bumps here and there when moving it around the house.It is not robust enough for throwing it in the trunk of a car or back seat... straps feel a bit weak so no heavy guitars. Zippers are low-cost zippers so be careful with them... don't force it or I feel they'll break and leave it useless. (It is not a robust zipper like the ones in a good luggage bag for example; think cheap give-away duffel bag zippers....)Otherwise it fits the bill... you get what you pay for and if you want better protection, spend at least $35-$4 range... with $50+ for one that's worthy of outside use.A full sized dreadnought will be a tight fit; literally it has no wiggle room for that sized guitar.

You'd be hard pressed to find a better value than this. It fits my old acoustic guitar perfectly. There are small zippered pockets for extras like picks, straps, etc. It's not going to be much protection from bumps and knocks, but it will help prevent scratches and keep the dust off.

So I sleep in a tent in Oregon where the humidity is high and the rain is constant, I got unexpected rain last night and had my tent windows down, and case was so wet, but the guitar was completely fine and dry! Best purchase you can make and for $20! Amazing great case for a great price!

Its great quality. I reccommend it

Fits my Yamaha FG800J pretty snug and the quality seems decent, but the padding is fairly thin and could be thicker.

My dgtr has been using this case for her guitar to take to class. She seems satisfied with it. Not heavy is a plus for her. Note this is a soft case so no matter what you’re using it for. If your guitar falls it could break.