Tiger

Initially thought it was to be a return. None of 3 guitars appeared to fit.Guitars have to be fitted head first. The bag will then shape around the base of the guitar. Squire Bullet. G&L ASAT and Epiphone LPaul Standard.All very snug but the zips can track correctly to close the bag. Materials and padding match the descriptions given. A good thickness of padding providing a high level of protection. Maybe another centimetre of length would be a benefit. Maybe snug is best.

Tiger are quality gig bags at a great price. Own one for keyboard too. Fits Ibanez RG421 nice and snug. It doesn't move around........measurement guide was spot on.

This bag has good thick padding in all important areas, and it seems reasonably well made. The only problem is that it is about 1 cm too short for my Stratocaster, which fits very tightly. As a result, the head of the guitar usually slips under or over the padding on the end, so that a direct impact on that end, such as by walking into something while carrying it, would not be cushioned properly. It would be a good bag for a slightly smaller guitar.

Teenage son is happy

Would only fit a guitar with same dimensions as a Les Paul. I like the snug fit.

This is a perfectly adequate bag for the price and my needs - specifically, to stick the guitar in the back of my car for short trips to various places. It would, perhaps obviously but emphatically, NOT be suitable for the rigours of air travel, and I would not want to drop the guitar on its neck in this.In addition to the reasonably padded main guitar area there are three external pockets and some cargo webbing. The largest pocket IS suitable for a normal A4 notebook, The neck pocket has no obvious function and is probably best described a 'stuff' pocket - it fits a whole load of spare strings perfectly for example. The third pocket sits on top of the large A4 pocket and, for reasons that escape me, has two vertical zips. The two zips seem designed to give the illusion of more pockets than it has. I am sure I will find a use for this but heaven knows what.Anyway, all in, does what I want, which is all you can ask.

This is a good gig bag; my electrics all fit nicely in it, snug but not tight. Just right.The top pocket is a good size for a pedal, metronome and clip-on tuner.The problem is the larger music pocket. You can fit A4 sheet music in it, but only just. The top of the pocket curves in so the top corners of your music only just fit - but it's so tight that the top corners of the music become dog-eared unless you are very careful. They didn't need to put such a tight curve on the top of this pocket, this is nothing but a thoughtless design.Other than this one thing it's fine.

chepaer gig bags are just dust covers it seems whereas this has thicker protection and plenty of pockets. I have a tiger amp stand and a sheet music stand - decent brand all round