Rockbag Stand Bag RB25580

I've spent a lot of time carrying microphone stands and cable boxes across college campuses for student open mic nights etc. At the end of the night when we have everything stoashed in a corner ready to be moved back to storage the most awkward things are always the three or four mic stands we have folded up. Its not that they're particularly heavy. They're just awkward to carry, especially when trying to carry a mic stand AND something else (eg a guitar amp).

This bag has been a god send in that regard. We easily fit 3 or 4 mic stand in here and make those quick simple journey's so much more easily. Easily one of the best things I have ever bought, and it helps lessen the chore of setting up a stage.

I bought this bag to carry a single microphone stand + tablet holder. I have it with my almost everywhere I go.
After a two years of use it still works perfectly.

I must say though that I was tricked a bit by the picture. It looked like it's a 'padded' bag which holds it's shape empty. It isn't. It's only a simple fabric, with a coating on the inside. For mere mic stands it's not a problem. For my table holder a little less ideal ... it's not very well protected mechanically.

Pros: Simple, good price/quality ratio

Cons: Not very 'rigid' protection; The coating on the inside comes off a bit which gives small black particles/dust inside the bag.

I have had a few of these bags now as they only tend to last me a year. I play between 80 and 100 gigs a year and my gear does get thrown around a bit. After maybe 8 or 9 months, holes start to appear in the end of this bag and before long, the stands start to shoot out of the end when I'm lugging my gear in and out of venues.
I keep buying the same bag as it's cheap and practical. I see this in the same way as I see my strings. If you?re anything like me, it's something you'll have to replace eventually.
This isn't supposed to be a negative so much as a heads up. Don't expect it to last 20 years :)

Tired of losing bits of your mic stands? Tired of trapping your fingers in your mic stands when carrying them into the gig? Tired of freezing metal in your hands of cold days? I use mine to carry 4 boom stands and its a winner. Its good to turn up to gigs looking like you care about your gear. You wouldn't be impressed if a plumber turned up to fix your boiler with all their tools in a plastic carrier bag now would you! Only downside is although the zip is pretty sturdy it can fail if you abuse it and eventually the base can wear through if you drag it around on lots of gigs. But at this price you can just buy another. Wouldn't be without mine.

This is a good sized bag. I have abused mine greatly.

I have put 5 mic stands in this and its starting to show small holes in places.

However the weight is taken by the strap handles, the zipper is nice and chunky and it still does its job.

Good value for money, but I really wish I had gone for the millenium 6 mic stand bag here. Its not that much more in monetary value and looks a lot higher quality.

it is designed for 2 stands and would do this job with enough room to throw in a couple of mics (in a hard case) and cables as I initially usedit for this, until I discovered I could get all my stands into it :)