TGI4339 Bag for Banjo

Ok, my first guitar case, but I'll have a crack at a review :) . Seems very good quality, carry handles and straps are really good. Bought my guitar second hand and the seller said it was a "standard size" not sure of make or anything I'm afraid, but it fits in this case perfectly. Padding seems sufficient to protect it whilst carrying, don't know if it'd be enough to protect it from a drop or anything, but the odd slight knock should be protected, but don't quote me on that :p .Don't think it's advertised as shower proof, but seems like it'd offer some very mild water protection, again best to avoid rain with it, but nice that it seems it could at least offer some protection, again don't quote me on that :p . It's a good price and should suffice for most people, I don't live far at all from where I practise, so is perfect for me,only reason I think you'd need a sturdier case is if you were travelling for longer, if the case was more likely to get bumped...don't think I'd trust this case to protect my guitar on a plane for example, or if you were caught in rain heavier than a light shower I wouldn't want to risk it. So overall for most people this should be the perfect case, if you plan on travelling about a lot with it/for long periods of time it might be worth just getting a hard case.

I have two of these TGI bags in the Concert size, one was meant to be the Soprano size but Concert arrived and it’s more hassle than it was worth to change it. These bags are well made and very popular with my Uke playing friends. They are lightly padded and slim / compact which i find perfect for easy general use. Don’t regard them as robust protection because they aren’t designed to replace a hard case, I’ve found that they meet all my needs but would want something more solid for say a £300 solid wood instrument. Prices fluctuate a bit, I was lucky but most folk are happy enough at the rrp.

It's not a super padded gig bag, I mean I've seen some super padded gig bags that some people have instead of hard case but that one's weight to much and they do not fold that much when you want to store them empty.I've got a hard case where I store my Les Paul at home but its quite heavy. This bag padded gig bag cover my needs of transporting my guitar from one place to another in a comfortable way. The original gig bag was not padded at all but now I feel like my guitar is fairly protected. This is, I still think that if it falls down from my shoulders, something bad could happen, but hey! This is not a hard case, what do you expect? Anyway, I feel that the guitar neck is protected and well padded.The gig bag is very comfortable when you wear it on you bag and all the straps look like they would last a very long time.One thing that could be improved is that it could have a kind of hard/super padded section at the bottom so when you rest your guitar on the floor it felt more.... let's say "comfortable". Anyway, I haven't seen any gig bag with that.To sum up, it's a well made lightweight padded gig bag to carry around your guitar and avoid tiny incidents, but it's not a bag to store your guitar.

Very fast delivery, well packed, no damage. This padded gig bag is a good fit for my Les Paul copy. I really like the padding, it seems that it will protect the guitar if it is knocked about a little. But I don`t know how good the protection would be if it fell any length. The pouch on the front of the bag is a fair size, I would have liked it to be a bit bigger, but this is the only fault I can find. On the whole I think this is a very good bag for the price.

I bought this some months ago now and finally used it for transporting my acoustic guitar to the in-laws so i could keep up my practice whilst begin away from home for a few days. The car was packed, so was pleased with the protection the padding offered for the guitar in the event that things moved around in the boot.The bag opens length ways, so it is easy to load the guitar into the bag. In a previous time I had a bag that just opened at the bottom which could be a bit tricky to get the guitar in without it snagging on the interior.The bag is also pretty waterproof, fitted with shoulder straps and has a handy pocket at the front.I really can't fault this at all having finally made use of it.

Ordered the electric guitar bag for my son but received the acoustic guitar bag, which was disappointing. It's a decent quality bag for the price though and as we have an acoustic as well and had already returned another bag that was too small for either the electric or acoustic, we kept it. The stitching on the strap was broken on receipt, but was fixed with the help of a sewing machine. Decent material and does the job fine now, but quality control clearly not great in this instance.

I bought this guitar sized gig bag for a short scale bass which just fits it. I wish tgi would make one that's just a few centimeters longer and a couple of centimeters wider, for short scale basses.Having said that, it's a really good, inexpensive way to carry an instrument if you're using public transport or walking.It's strong, light and showerproof.

This is the second bag I bought for my bass as the first one was way to big. I am using a Thomann fretless 4 string bass and this bag is a very good fit plus the handle and straps have been logically placed for good balance. A well thought out bag at a very good price.