GLEAM Guitar Bag - Improved 0.5 inch Sponge Padding Guitar Case Gig Bag Fit 41 Inch Acoustic Guitar Waterproof

I recently purchased the GLEAM Guitar Bag for my 41-inch acoustic guitar, and I’m really impressed with it! The bag features 0.5-inch sponge padding, which adds a lot of protection, especially on the back. It feels thick and sturdy, making me confident that my guitar will be safe during transport. The waterproof material is also a great touch, ensuring my guitar stays dry even in wet conditions. Overall, it's a well-made bag that provides excellent value for the price. Highly recommend it!

I was looking for a gig bag to fit my square neck dobro guitar without spending a fortune, the measurements are perfect, without any play. Tight fit, quality material, metal zippers, well balanced when carrying, just enough pockets, thick comfortable handle. If you’re looking for a quality gig bag for a dobro or any acoustic guitars this a great bag.

This is a great case for the money, however the main reason I purchased it was because it was the only case even near this price point that has the neck brace/support thing commonly found in more expensive gig bags. To my disappointment when it arrived, I found that this particular piece is not even built in as part of the case but rather a separate piece that attaches with cheap velcro (comes loose easily) and it doesnt feel like it would do much of anything as far as adding additional protection and sturdiness. With that said, I still gave it 4 stars because this is an awesome gig bag regardless especially for less than 40 bucks. My 000 sized acoustics are a perfect snug fit. The extra pockets offer ample storage space. The padding is a decent thickness. It's not as good as what you'd get with a 100 dollar gig bag like a Gator, but for the price of this one it offers a great value. Overall very solid gig bag. Just be aware that this will not fit dreadnaught, grand concert, or any other similar body sizes regardless of what the advertisement description here says. My 000 guitars fit snug like a glove, there is not a chance of anything bigger fitting.

Didn't have the red Gleam label (Would loved to have advertised for them) But this is a very well made affordable well padded case that got compliments first day I walked into work with it. (Don't leave your precious item in a hot car).This case is an exact custom fit for the 41" Epiphone Pro-1 acoustic!!!!!!!Also, this is the only case in this price point that has a neck support block.

My earlier review was based on a missing part to the bag. It has since been found and all is good. That will teach me to rely on my own intelligence!It is a wonderful guitar bag and I highly recommend it.

One Of The Best Budget Acoustic Gig Bags on the market. Of the budget bags, this one has the fit and feel of those nearly twice the price. One of the biggest positives compared to other bags is that this one has a very nice neck cradle with strap, and one of the better handles in this price range. It also has a very sturdy rubber stopper on it's base. Now if you step up another $10 or so you can pick up a Rockville Gig Bag. Those are probably the best gig bags out there under $75.00. Overall, very pleased with this purchase.

I needed something to store a couple of guitars, an OM and a dread, but didn’t want to break the bank. These bags are no doubt a good price, but the pics are misleading. Not nearly as robust as they suggest. In fact, the bag I received is clearly not the bag in the pic, as there is no red tag anywhere to be found. I’m sure the product line moves from one factory to another as costs change. The padding may be 1/2 inch, but it’s flimsier than you’d expect. The bag doesn’t hold shape as pictured but basically collapses. It’s a cover from the elements to store them, for sure, but I’d definitely prefer something more robust if I was taking a nice guitar out and about. Just make sure you know what you need and what you’re getting.

This arrived today and is the perfect size for my 000/auditorium guitar. I also have a dreadnought and although the listing says that it will fit that size guitar, I'm not so sure. I haven't tried it but I'm pretty certain that the dreadnought body is too thick to fit. Maybe I'm wrong, but beware. However, for my auditorium-size guitar, it's absolutely a wonderful gig bag for the money. The handles are nice, the main zipper is a good size and it all feels sturdy and well-made. There's a pocket I could probably fit my chord book in, and then another, larger one I can put miscellaneous stuff in. However, there are no pockets/pouches inside there, so if you want to throw some picks, capo, tools, etc. in there, you might need to keep them in little bags or just have it all in there loose. I'm giving this five stars because, for $35, it's a great bag and I feel very comfortable keeping and transporting my guitar in it.