On-Stage SSB6500 Speaker Stand Bag (Storage and Transportation for Portable PA, Lighting, and Mic Stands or Drum-Kit Hardware, Heavy-Duty Nylon, Foam Padded, Adjustable Strap, Carry Handles, Zipper)

Good

I use my stand bag every weekend 2 and 3 times for performances. I throw them everywhere and I really abuse it and its still going on without any problems at all. Highly recommend this product.

...I want to make sure I get a few more before they realize this is priced wrong!I ordered this to help organize my location photography kit. Specifically, tall light stands, background stands, and cross poles. I figured for $25 I could use it for something if it was too light weight.Less than 30 minutes ago UPS delivered the box. I unpacked the bag and dropped 2 of my largest light stands* in it along with cross poles for my 12' background kit. These items fit nicely and if I wanted to cram more in I could get a couple of my lighter stands in there too. My thinking is that because of the low cost now I can buy several and pack my location kit properly.This bag has a full-length padded divider in it to keep the stands from banging against each other and breaking knobs - not to mention all the clanking around I used to hear when loading/unloading. The material is at minimum a medium-duty canvas with large dual zippers and a reinforced bottom. It has large loop handles to make carrying easy and even comes with a padded shoulder strap.The ONLY thing I could imagine someone complaining about would be the large white logo imprinted on both sides that says "On Stage Stands". I play drums and people are used to seeing me stuff my drum kit hardware and stands into anything I can so this doesn't bother me a bit.Over the last year I've looked at hard cases $$$$, heavy canvas bags $$$, and even golf bag carriers $$$ hoping to find a solution I could afford. For my hard-earned money $$, this is a winner. If you're a musician, photographer or need to pack your tent poles for camping, this is the bag to buy.Before I added my review I ordered 2 more as quickly as I could. You will not find a better bag at this price. If you do, it's stolen goods.*9ft Impact Air cushioned (large tubes!) - 45" collapsed***Update November 2016: These bags have held up for over 5 years use! I've crammed 9 ft light stands, boom arms, reflector arms, and crossbars into the 3 bags I own and the zippers still work perfectly, no seams are coming loose and the handles are as good as when I bought them. This is STILL the best buy!

I was really confused by reading the reviews about this product, because some of them would say the bag has a center divider that divides the bag into two compartments, but some of the reviews would say there is no divider. I actually didn't want a divider, because of how I was planning to use the bag, but I really wanted a shoulder strap so decided to take a chance that I might not get a center divider. The reason why some folks think there's no padded center divider is because it folds down to the bottom of the bag, and you can't see it down there, so if you don't think to feel around and pull it up, you might not know it's there.I'm really happy with this bag. I use it to carry some of my mobile ham radio equipment. Specifically, I use it to carry a 32' telescoping mast that collapses down to 4'; a speaker stand that also folds down to 4' which I use to support the mast; 50' of coax cable; some velcro straps; and a VHF-UHF Roll-Up J-pole Antenna. It turned out I use the divider to separate the mast from the speaker stand, but I'm able to fold down the bag's divider at one end to fit in the coiled up coax cable, so it works out great.Having a bag with a shoulder strap is really nice too. It means I can carry this bag on my back or sling it over my shoulder, and still have two free hands to carry my other mobile radio equipment. The other bag I was considering (Gator Speaker Stand Bag to carry 2 speaker stands, GPA-SPKSTDBG-50) didn't have a shoulder strap or any way to attach a shoulder strap.The canvas, zipper, handles and shoulder strap are all heavy duty and stiff enough to prevent things from getting banged up. Perfect.

Holds two speaker stands and three mic stands and it's packed. Try to get more in there and it's not going to hold up. Given the weight of what we have and throwing it around from gig to gig makes me wonder if it's going to hold up.

Heavy duty quality material.Great price

I don't know why I didn't invest in a mic stand bag sooner... I have hand carried, separately, 6-8 mic stands to remote recording gigs for more than 20 years. Finally, for this last set of gigs, I purchased this bag which comfortably and sturdily holds 6 (I actually put 7 stands in it) mic stands. Carrying all of them at once in the bag is heavy but I can do it in one trip without pinching my fingers or clumsily dropping the stands. The zipper and bag material feel very sturdy. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

I've just purchased a second one of these stand bags after 10 years of great use out of the first one. The only reason I'm picking up a replacement is that a very naughty but sweet puppy chewed off one of the handles while I wasn't paying attention. I have a few other stand bags at varying price points, and this one is by far the most rugged of the bunch. I'm a location recording engineer so it's really been put through its paces. The On Stage brand is one that I avoid at all costs, but this bag is an exception; really tough, and likely would have kept going forever if not for the dog. Highly recommended! I'll update once the new bag arrives if qc has changed over the last decade.