Crumar Mojo Trolly Bag

My Mojo Suitcase organ has a lid over keys and controls, so I thought a soft bag would do for moderate transport. So far, I was right. It's been hauled in and out of vehicles, up and down stairs, along floors and pavements for the last year and offers surprisingly decent protection. And even if it does show signs of use after a year, everything essential - handles, zippers, padding and trolley - seem to be holding out well.
It's easy to load and unload. The Suitcase has its own built-in handles, which helps further, but occasionally, I have also used it for a MAG C2, when its flight case seemed a bit over the top (as in, when I was a bit lazy). The zippered pockets are large, and fine for anything flat (less so for pedals).
Somewhere in the fine print it says that you shouldn't use the trolley outside. I haven't heeded that entirely, but do keep the weels off very bumpy places. Hard to say how the bag will fare in ten years, but for now I'm very satisfied. Recommended.

This keyboard trolly bag is overall great! There are some things I wish were different though, but no dealbreakers.

I do wish it were a little more firm/rigid in order to protect the keyboard a bit better.

I noticed that when the bag is upright with the keyboard inside, it is quite balanced, but it could be better in order to keep my anxiety lower if I were to leave it alone for a second!

When using the wheel option for transportation, the handle to pull the trolly bag could have been made more sturdy, perhaps with a metal plate and handle. I can see that it pulls the fabric around the handle's base plate quite a bit, and over time I can imagine this might tear or warp the bag.

I do LOVE, however, the weight of the bag. I was very pleased at how light it is despite its firmness and size.

If you're looking for an inexpensive trolly bag (bag with wheels) that is decently firm, with minor faults, and to be used for light transportation, then this bag is for you!