Thomann Stage Piano Bag L

The handles are much too long, making it very hard to carry this case. It all becomes unstable and it hangs too close to the ground when you carry it.

This bag is fairly average to say the least. I do not gig my stage piano but merely travel with it to rehearsals now and again. The bag serves this purpose well but I certainly would not use it as a 'gig bag' in the strictest sense of the phrase as I don't think it would be up to the challenge. Quite why you'd want to take a stage piano around with you over your shoulder is another matter. I'd certainly recommend using a hard case to transport a stage piano if you are going to gig with it as this bag provides very little in the way of protection.

A good fit as per the models it is tailored to, and will absorb any unintentional knock with ease.

The zippers are not very long-lasting unfortunately (especially the larger, which secures the main compartment, and is more costly to repair than a complete replacement bag).

The quality of the bag is excellent but it's probably too big for most keyboards. Mine in particular is the M Audio sono 88 which is typical of this type of keyboard and is quite thin so I had to pack the bag out with foam and bubble wrap which makes it a bit awkward for packing and un-packing. Having said that if it's closer to the right size for your keyboard I would recommend it highly for it's quality and the protection it gives.

I bought the Thomann Stage Piano Bag to transport my Yamaha P90 with a train to my girlfriend.

For situations like this it is the perfect bag because you do not need a car to transport it.

But surely it is not good for every day-usage and also not for gigs because it is not padded.