Mono Cases Guitar Sleeve

I play with bands as a guitarist, so I have to take my guitar with me almost EVERYWHERE. That was the hardest thing ever with the hard case that came with my guitar, which I got from Thomann aswell! So far, it has been the best sleev-case I've ever used, for many reasons, which I will list below, as pros and cons.
Pros
1. The padding inside is so amazing, I could sleep in the case. I once dropped my guitar while it was in the sleeve and it I it was like landing on a bed. Also, in the bottom of the sleeve there is padding aswell.

2. There are handles wherever you'll ever need one. And the quality is excellent (on the whole thing)

3. There are straps, so there is no problem riding a bicycle with your guitar on.

4. You can put your keyring on!

5. Quality is amazing!

Cons
1. Even though it works most of the time, the metalic thing that closes the books case might get stuck on the belt.

2. Inside the case there is a small pocket, which is too small for what I use it.

Overall, I give it 10/10!

I’ve had two of these over the years and they have outlasted EVERY other case I’ve ever head. The quality of materials are top-notch, super durable, comfy straps. I was carrying my Ibanez headless bass in this (yes it fits and it is super compact!) The instrument feels super secure, the inner lining is super soft and luxorious. It does cost more than the average case but it certainly worth the investment.

- One con I might say is that I found the flappy cover with buckle quite useless, it seems to provide more of an aesthetic benefit than anything else. If you want to put some extra stuff in the zipper compartment (such as a pedal, few cables, perhaps an ipad or a little bluetooth speaker) then you might find that the flappy part is hard to close over the fully stuffed compartment as it struggles to overlap it and to give enough clearance for the buckle/hook to be closed over it. Beyond that minor gripe it is really a great and lightweight instrument bag.