Thomann E-Bass Gigbag Eco

The bag is not as thick as I expected, and the strap is also a little bit too thin. What's more important is It's too big for the bass! You won't find many foams padding inside, which means the protection is not enough for your bass. When you put your bass in it and hand the bag, you will find that the body and the neck can move inside up and down, which for me is not so secure. I bought this bag in a bass set, and I do understand that with this price I shouldn't ask for too much. A suggestion to Thomann, since you sell it in a set, and Harley Benton is the top seller in your website, maybe you should make the bag more suitable to the instrument.

This bad I bought didn't have padding (that was expected because it's what I chose).
In hind sight ... go for something with a bit of padding. The bass guitar is a bit heavy, and I knocked it around a bit ... and each time I did I regretted not getting the padding. I ended up putting in my OWN padding ... but spent more than I had to. Just get a gig bag of good quality ..and you will only have to do it once. I wouldn't skimp on this like I did.
The bad has a high enough quality that it wont destruct after a few months. It's tough nylon, but it wont prevent shocks if dropped or bumped and that is super important if you're on a gig obviously.

If you're searching for some affordable and simple gigbag for your bass, this is an easy option.

I bought this gigbag with my bass and i've been using for several months now.

Fresh out of the box, it doesn't smell really fresh. It has strong smell of cheap plastic but the smell will fade within few months. Faster if regularly used.
It has good handles, but the straps aren't very wide, so with some heavy bass', they might feel bit uncomfortable.

Summary:
So far, this is quite durable and doesn't seem to show any signs of breakage. For heavy use, this may have too light padding and too narrow straps. For occasional use, yes, this surely does the trick!