Thomann E-Bass Gigbag Deluxe

In terms of quality the case seems great. The stitching feels firm and it's tidy, can't complain that it doesn't look good.

There's plenty of padding which feels like it'll give you some protection from bumps, but it's not bulky so doesn't take up much space with a bass in (Harley Benton SBK). Got a couple pockets for storage, probably fit strings, tuner etc in there.

Only slight gripe is the design. It's basically designed like a guitar bag with no tailered fit applied, so you've got two padded sections that zip together over the bass. This has one tiny drawback when it comes to straps. If you've got a leather or other bulky strap you can't keep it attached as the zip won't do up (tested with HB pleather strap and couple others). Not massive inconvinence but if you've got rubber fret locks on you've got to pry them offf and unstrap it after use and vice versa everytime you get it out.

Overall though for the price a decent starter gig bag, it'll keep you bass reasonably safe and let you take it around without too much hassle.

Kätevä kantolaukku jos liikut treeneihin pyörällä, kävellen tai ylipäätään muuten kuin autolla koska laukku toimii kuin reppu. Ei toki ole kovan kotelon voittanutta jos haluat tosissaan suojella soitintasi mutta tämä on kuitenkin paljon paksumpi kuin ne ohuet pussit. Melko tukeva mutta ikävä kantaa selässä tyhjänä koska laukun kaula ei pysy pystyssä vaan painaa joko päätä tai kääntyy sojottamaan taaksepäin.

Saisi viisi tähteä jollei kaikkien pienempien taskujen vetoketjuista olisi hajonnut se osa josta otetaan kiinni vetoketjua avatessa tai sulkiessa. Onneksi soittimen tilan vetoketjun lärpäke pysynyt ehjänä.

Handling: The padding on the handle is very comfortable. However, I always had to adjust the back straps to maximum length (not exactly the most comfortable position) and I still bumped into the door frames of metro trains if I didn't stoop down.
The accessory compartments could be bigger, e.g. you can fit a 13.3" MacBook into the simple Thomann guitar gigbags and the same would have been nice with this gigbag, but they do suffice for the regular stuff like straps, tuners, cables etc.

Quality: It is relatively sturdy for the size and especially for the price. The foam padding is fairly tough and even so the bag is still rather lightweight. After about 5 years of constant and heavy use (and increasingly big and heavy basses as well as lots of increasingly heavy accessories I had to fit in there), seams started to come apart, though. But that was to be expected, I'm actually surprised that it lived this long under these conditions.
In my opinion, this bag is a lot better than for example the Ibanez bags that you get when you buy one of their instruments. This goes for handling and comfort (padded straps and handle) as well as protective padding and general build/stability (tougher buckles on the straps etc).
The first one I got actually had a faulty zipper that broke after a few weeks, but customer service took care of that matter right away.

Excellent value for money gig bag.
This gig bag lasted me about 5 years before finally succumbing to the rigours of gig bag life!
It is not the most sturdy of gig bags, but the padding seemed perfectly adequate and the shoulder straps and handle were all strong and in the right places. In the end the zip died, the bottom strap button wore through the material and the inner lining had worn through in a couple of places leading to it's retirement.
Of the other gig bags I've purchased since, including a more expensive Thomann one (in a rather unfortunate cream and purple colour scheme -why, oh why did I think that might be a good idea???) it is the one I liked the best. The others seem to have back straps which are either not quite right or simply in the wrong place altogether!
It has an 'adequate sufficiency' of pockets and is black which I now realise is altogether a good thing for a gig bag... especially compared to cream with purple trimmings!