Road Runner RR3EG Avenue II Electric Guitar Gig Bag Black Standard

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Exceeded my expectations

I bought this in-store at Guitar Center but liked it enough I wanted to write this review online. Fits my short scale Squier bullet mustang, actually a little snug on it... I'm not sure how it would (or even could) fit a normal scale guitar. I had bought my guitar and asked about a gig bag to take it home in and they directed me to this one… I had no idea what to pick, just went with their suggestion and I am glad. I've had it for about two years and the padding feels reinforced enough that it is surprisingly thick and sturdy. The zippers seem durable, the handle doesn't seem like it will rip, and the outside pocket can hold a lot more stuff than you think it can. (I have crammed many things in there- two guitar cables of different lengths, a clip-on tuner, picks, a capo, a folder with guitar tabs, a power supply for my Blackstar mini amp, extra strap blocks, an extra guitar strap…you can also fit something else small in the extra zippered pocket near the headstock end.) This gig bag honestly really exceeded my expectations, I rarely write reviews but I wanted to for this. The only negative I can think of is that as I said earlier I don't think it would fit a normal scale guitar. That aside I don't think most of the gig bags out there are this sturdy, and some of them are even more expensive than this for less quality. So if you are looking for a gig bag, or bought a cheaper guitar and can't justify spending possibly as much as the guitar itself on a hard case for it but still need some protection, I think this gig bag is The One. Sorry for the long review, I just typed out all of this to go a bit in-depth, and I hope it helps someone make a decision. Happy practicing :)