Millenium Classic Cajon Bag

This bag has done exactly what I wanted it to do. It keeps my Cajon protected whilst stored at home, from knocks and dents, as well as when on the road, travelling to gigs. The wood of Cajons is easily dented, especially by items being chucked about such as MIDI cables, 3/4'' Jacks etc.

The pocket on the front of the bag is incredibly useful, and it can fit a lot in there! I use it for predominantly other percussion items such as egg shakers and a tambourine, however I have also carried an A4 folder with lyrics in, which fits in there fine.

The velcro on the handle of my bag started to become un-stitched, hence the 4 star review, however this was easily fixed with a couple of stitches. I do think that it may have been my fault though, due to excessive use! Great item,I would recommend.

This case has survived boat journeys with heavy rain, and even gone undercarriage in two flights while I gigged in Spain(I wrapped the cajon in plenty of bubble wrap too for the flight).

Good case for the price. The front pocket is very useful for carrying mic leads, CD'S and other useful things for the musician on the go.

My only criticism would be that there could be a little more padding all around the case, especially at the corners.

This has served me well and is still doing so. 100% recommend buying this, it's a great buy especially for under 20 euro.

I did not expect much when i ordered the cheapest bag in the list, but all the others that looked fancy were priced a lot higher so i thought i gave this one a try - i can always send it back if it does not satisfy my needs. I don't use it for a cajon, but for a small bass cabinet that is exactly cajon sized.
The padding is good, the zippers are a bit on the cheaper side and all the buckles are metal, no plastic that suddenly breaks and send your precious instrument tumbling down the staircase that you happen to be on just that monent.
I'm very satisfied with this bag. The only wish i had was a zipper that opened the side a bit to make unloading easier - especially when you have a cajon that is a tight fit can make it tricky to get it out of the top.

Not only do I carry my cajon in the bag but there's a pocket and a bit of extra room for other percussion too. The lining's a bit weak and tears easily if you're not 100% careful. Don't load in a hurry!

I haven't found the long strap very useful; the bag just bangs the back of my legs or backside. . . SO I loop it UNDER the bag, pull it tight and the carry it like a holdall. Then I use the shoulder pad as a handle. This works perfectly well. I use the short handles velcroed as an extra precaution, just to stop everything falling out! Still a GOOD bag and it's really useful, and cheap. 4 stars all round.