CAHAYA 44" Guitar Case Acoustic Soft Gig Bag Extra-Thick Padded Waterproof | Fits 42-44in dreadnought & jumbo guitars, 0.47in thick padding, multi-pockets, dual adjustable straps CY0284

I have an Epiphone archtop hollow body Emperor guitar. I bought it used about 40 years ago, it came in a wooden flight case which is huge and extremely heavy. It became too heavy for me as the years passed. Finding a reasonably priced replacement was almost impossible. It did not fit in any gig bag I tried and I tried a few. This case fit with a bit or room to spare. Does it offer the protection of a flight case ? No, but it is well padded and offers enough protection for my needs. For the price I think it is fantastic. The zippers look heavy duty and work smoothly. It is a handsome case, well stitched and thought out.

Plenty of room for a dreadnought sized guitar. Nice accessory pockets. The zippers seem undersized, so we'll see how they hold up to occasional use. The material is pretty heavy-duty and the straps are fine. I'm wishing for a bit heavier padding but it's okay for this price range.

considering the price, it's a decent gig bag, and one of the only gig bags at any price that will fit my Epiphone Broadway. Definitely better than the cheapo bag that comes with the guitar, but nothing like a Gator (wish Gator made a gig bag for larger archtops!) Padding is a little on the thin side. Worth noting that the bottom does not open all the way. (The zipper only goes halfway across.)

Fits a longer guitar

I love this gig bag..it perfectly fits an Epiphone Broadway which is one of the larger jazz body electrics available..sturdy well built and appears rain proof..Highly recommended

I am using this for my acoustic bass guitar (also purchased on Amazon). I had a hard time finding a case that fit at a reasonable price. This one just fits which in many ways is a good thing. Lots of pockets for accessories. Even a tie down strap for the neck. Not a ton of padding but that's normal for this type of bag. I have been using it for a couple of months and it seems pretty sturdy. They only thing that I would like to see added are 2-way zippers.

Nice thick gig bag. Zipper doesn't go all away around the bottom but enough to easily put a full-size dreadnought into. Tall enough so the neck slips in without pressure that could mess things up. Plenty of storage space. Good value and quality. It takes time to report about the durability, but no reason not to think this bag will last. If you need a big case of good quality buy this one. I think it comes in different piping colors if that matters to you.

The price was great. The quality wasn’t too bad. I’m only dinging it a star because it has no structure at all and it’s very flimsy. You’d have to be a moron to put an expensive guitar into a floppy soft case like this. Luckily I only got it for my beat up old Takamine that I loan out to people. If you have an expensive guitar that you wanna protect- do yourself a favor and get a proper hardshell case, or at least get a soft case that is rigid and keeps it’s shape and has padding. I’d give it less than 4 stars but it was cheap, and it never claimed to be rigid. But I wouldn’t put a guitar that costs more than a couple hundred bucks into cases like this. Ignore the internet people who praise soft cases like these as being “just as good as a hard case” because they’ve apparently never owned a hard case 😂. It essentially feels like putting your guitar into a floppy duffle bag.

Fais bien pour une guitare jumbo bon rapport qualité