Wind 20 Series Classic Bag-Green (WIND20-AC-GRN)

I admit before this purchase I had never heard of this brand. I read the reviews and decided to take a chance on them, big factor being the price I paid for it. I have to say that I am very impressed with the craftsmanship and attention to detail that Music Area put on this case (gig bag). The materials used are top notch and the overall protection it offers is very difficult to beat at this price range unless you go for a hard case. The bag is lightweight but very sturdy. The handle is reinforced. Has several compartments and the shoulder straps are very well placed and comfortable if you like to carry it like a backpack. Has reinforced bottom to protect instrument. On the inside you'll find a neckrest and a very good amount of padding all around. I say they've earned a customer for life. Highly recommended to anyone looking at getting a great value out of their purchase.Update: Bought a second case, this time for my acoustic nylon guitar, and have to say I’m equally satisfied with the quality. My Cordoba C5-CE fits perfect, and this bag offers way more protection than Cordoba’s own bag too. Awesome.

This case arrived yesterday and I used it for the first time today. I was so impressed with the quality and the price that I felt I had to write a review!!!The case is lightweight and well padded. My Martin Dreadnought guitar fits snugly in it, and it does not shift at all as I walk around. The backpack straps are very comfortable. The top pocket has space for a phone and the front pocket can hold my tablet with my music on it. I can skip my purse and use this case for just the essentials!The color is slightly different than in the pictures--it's almost a black and gold denim. It's very attractive, just not green. I included pictures of the case (front and back), the straps, the case with my guitar inside it, and the pockets.Hope this is helpful. I will be using it daily, and will update if it breaks over time. I'm a Music Therapist who goes on home visits, so I'm always dragging my guitar around and bumping into doorways and oxygen tanks.

Very, very nice acoustic case - "bag" sells short how sturdy and protective it is. A friend clued me in that these were marked way down on Amazon, so I snagged one before the prices went back up to normal - lucky me! This is an impressively designed and well-made case, akin to the Mono or the nicer Gator cases. Fits my dreadnought and smaller body guitars just fine - currently it's housing my Breedlove dreadnought, and it's a cozy fit. I've been investing in hardshell cases for my acoustics (mostly Guardian), and for maintaining proper humidity in my Indiana winters, they are preferable, but for carting around one guitar to and from gigs, when also carrying accessory bags, pedal cases, amps, etc, a lighter-weight, shoulder worn case like this is quite handy. I've had other acoustic "gig bags" over the years that I put to good use but always worried about possible damage to their contents - not nearly as worried about that with this case.

I bought this for my son who has an Epiphone Goth. I was afraid that it would be too small or would be cheaply made. I was wrong on both counts. It is a nice case that has a lot of padding and protection for his guitar. It is not a hard case, but it is more substantial than a soft case. It has several pockets and can be carried either backpack style or hand carried. Great case for the money.

Extremely high quality guitar case. The guitar I'm using it for was a little bit larger than the given dimensions, but on the manufacturer website the dimensions were started as being slightly larger, so I took a gamble and it paid off. The guitar fits very well and the case is firm, yet somewhat flexible. The padding is very thick and I have no worries about the safety of the guitar. I really don't think that there are many guitar cases on the market that are better overall and definitely none that are a better value. The quality of this case competes with those in the one hundred dollar range. The placement of the different materials was very well thought out and the quality of the materials seems top notch. I hope the initial quality reflects the longevity of this product, because right now the case is all I could ask for.

Overall pretty good, one major problem. Small dislike is that you can't get much in the larger pockets on the face. And I would like the neck portion of the case to be slimmed down a bit so it's less bulky. Bigger beef is that the foam in the handle bent in half, then soon split, so it's awkward to carry. I am going to have to fix it, because I was too busy to return or complain within the guarantee time frame. And, there should be a handle for the top of the head stock area, like a subway handle. There is only a small loop, which is dumb.

I've been complimented more than a few times because of my gig bag. It's a good buy! The overall "shell" of the bag feels stiff. It fits Fender basses very well. The pockets are a bit on the thin side, the big pocket can fit your guitar strap and cell no problem. Anything else you might have to shimmy in. An excellent gig bag for the price! Did you ever cough up 200 bones for a gig bag? Has it been a few years and the band still isn't driving around in Ferrari's? This bag will take your bass to where it needs to go after your $200 investment starts to rip and tear, little by little...

I was looking at a Mono, pricing was nuts, this Music Area WIND20 Electric Bass Soft Case is really nice, I was not caring about color, but if I buy another one I would like another color, I researched other bags and this had thicker padding, and seems really well made, from the stitching, padding , the pockets, even has tough spot to protect the inside of the case from loose bass end strings that can tear through the lining "Smart Move" I do not travel this was just to take my bass's from shop to home and back, a hard case was just a PIA . Hope this out other folks.