Thomann E-Bass Gigbag KB

I have been using this bag for a few years now, looks almost new, but I only play locally, no world tours, lol.

No one will confuse this bag for a Mono or other high end case, but it is the perfect combo of protection economy and sturdiness for my use.

Love the big pocket. Fits my NUX MG-30 modeler perfectly. Makes load-in and load-out much easier for me in one trip.

Pros:
Price, durability, storage, protection.
Con:
Has single handle. No problems at all with that yet after years of use, but I prefer a handle on each side of the zipper.

Definitely recommended!

Taking part in open mic events, I’ve noticed lots of people milling around with these back-pack style guitar gigbags and they are as practical as they are stylish. I am depigmented and thus I like to wear clothes in the cold spectrum, and this has now begun to extend to various accessories, such as gigbags. This gigbag is a gorgeous bright cobalt-like blue and is well-made. There’s a big square pocket on the front which fits my biscuit-tin amp perfectly. The other pocket on the front holds the lead for plugging into the amp/PA system and various other accessorise such as plectrums, capos, and tuners. It is obviously way too big for my cigar-box guitar (which is currently occupying the space) and also the Harley Benton Traveler-Steel guitar (which what I bought it for), however it is well padded and I am having great thoughts of surrounding the smaller guitars in it with other extras such as small tambourines, to share with the audience at open mics so that people can join in.

Definitely not the most indestructible bag, but the padding is thick enough to protect from bumps and it's big enough for a P bass.
The two pockets are spacious, if you take some time to pack your stuff neatly you could easily stuff all your necessary nuggets and wires, and a couple pedals or a light solid state head. I haven't taken it out in pouring rain or thrown it down the stairs but it seems to handle weather fine.
Only real con would be the shoulder straps being a tad uncomfortable, could use better padding
Also, the bright blue colour makes it stand out, so you're less likely to lose it

First, let me tell you that Thomann's house brand products simply rock, considering their price. So, I did not hesitate to choose the mid-range gigbag for my bass.

So far, it hasn't let me down. It's a sturdy, well made, well padded gigbag and it won't disappoint. It holds up well, it's stitched well and seems top quality all around.

The straps are thick and sturdy, the inside has a few protective spots and the padding is enough to carry a bass around. Also, it seems to be semi-waterproof, as well. Of course, I wouldn't leave it out in the rain with an instrument in it, but if you happen to find yourself in a... rainy day situation, it'll be fine until you can get home.

All in all, a top quality gigbag you can definitely trust, for much less money than the other available choices.

Plus, the colour's really eye catching!

Five stars!