Guitar Bags - 1/2/3 Pack Gig Bags, 38-41 Inch Electric & Acoustic Guitar Case, Waterproof Oxford, Two Pockets

Good padding, quality stitching, this 2-pack easily fit a large dreadnought and a resonator, respectively. Lots of handles and pockets. Heavy-duty zippers.

I carry my guitar around all the time, and this is the second one of these cases that I've owned. It's very light weight, and although the quality isn't a 10/10, I'd say it gets the job done. Even though it doesn't seem like it at first, my full sized acoustic fits perfectly. Ultimately with heavy use, it starts to fall apart, but I don't mind replacing it every year or so since it's reasonably priced. The padding offers no protection, but it's generally slung over a shoulder or back.

I needed basic protection for my two well-loved acoustics, and these bags are great. Made of lightweight Oxford cloth with a smooth polyester lining, they each boast a large front pocket and a smaller side one, both zippered. The backpack straps are sturdy enough, and the carrying handle seems tough enough to carry the weight. My 40" fit fairly easily; the 41" just barely fit, so if your guitar is on the larger side you may want to find a bigger bag. These won't offer much protection from drops or bumps, but at this price point they're perfect for minimal needs. With that caveat, I do recommend them.

Decent price. Works well for my soms guitar case for school. His old one broke. This one works perfect. Well made. Zips well. Lightweight and decently priced. Guitar fits perfectly inside! I do reccomend to other buyers.

The padding is surprisingly thick, giving me peace of mind for my acoustic. The straps are comfortable, making carryability easy. Zippers feel sturdy. Much better quality than expected for a budget bag

I’m kinda neutral on this gig bag. I mean, I didn’t pay a whole lot for it, so there’s that. It serves its purpose just fine (had a job interview for a side gig teaching guitar and needed a new gig bag for my acoustic), fits my acoustic just fine although a bit snug. It’s a standard sized acoustic-electric with a single cutaway. I did leave on the guitar strap and it still fit just fine. The only big knock on it is the padding is zilch and there were a bunch of loose threads all over (not a huge deal, just looks a bit ratty). So if you just need a way to carry your guitar so it’s not exposed to the elements or flying about in your car and getting scratched up, this will do just fine. Just use caution for travelability, be mindful of where you are putting the bag or stacking on/near it. It has OK storage capacity, there’s a couple of pockets on it. You may be able to fit a cable or two, maybe some tabs or sheet music if that’s your thing. But not a whole lot else, especially if you have a guitar in it. It’s just ok. Not great, not horrible, just kinda “meh”.

I recently used the Mdvora Guitar Bags during a move, and they proved to be very reliable. These bags offer great protection for my guitars, with their sturdy construction and waterproof Oxford material. They kept my instruments safe and dry, even during unexpected rain showers. What I found particularly useful are the two pockets on each bag. They provided ample space for accessories like tuners, picks, and spare strings, which made organizing my gear a breeze. The handles and shoulder straps are comfortable and made carrying the guitars a lot easier, especially when navigating through tight spaces. One thing I did notice is that the fit can be a bit snug for larger guitars, but once secured, they stay in place very well. The zippers are strong and haven't shown any signs of wear, even with frequent use. These bags are a solid choice for anyone needing to transport or store their guitars. They combine practicality with protection, making them ideal for moving or day-to-day use. The quality and convenience they offer are impressive, especially considering the price.

This is an inexpensive bag that will protect your guitar from scratches while transporting your guitar to and from. It will not protect from falls or other serious blows. I have an inexpensive nylon string guitar that I needed a bag to carry. This will do just fine. It is exactly what I expected for the price.