AKOZLIN 76-Key Padded Keyboard Gig Bag Portable Foldable Electric Piano Keyboard Case Bag For 76-Note Keyboards 46.5”×19.2”×6.3”Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

I teach a group piano/keyboard class and needed a padded bag to haul my Casio 61-key CT-X700 keyboard back and forth. This bag is a perfect fit for the length and width of my keyboard! I tried many 61-key bags that were way too large and decided to try this one made for 49 keys and I'm so glad I did. The padding wraps around all sides and edges, not just the front and back like another version by this same company, the fabric is sturdy and water resistant, and the backpack straps are so handy. I added a simple handle at the top of the straps which was the only thing missing from this bag's design.

Great gig bag for my midi keyboard. The larger side pocket is the perfect size for my 13" Mac laptop that I use to create keyboard sounds. All my other accessories easily fit into the other pocket. Sturdy materials. Perfect for gigging out!!

This is a decent gig bag for the price. I would want more padding if I was traveling with my keyboard a lot. The zippers and straps seem of reasonable quality. What more could you ask for for $40?The 49 key version does fit my 61 key Casio CT S1.

I like everything about this case. The color is nice and discreet. The materials appear high quality, thick and well well sewn. The zippers are good. But the interior has two decent velcro straps. The carrying handle has a velcro closure. The backpack straps, an added bonus for me, have a velcro strap to tuck them away.The padding is about a half an inch thick. The pockets are ample.For my keyboard, a 20 lb keyboard with some wooden pointy bits on either end, I chose to add additional padding, to make it sit in the center better. Now if I bonk the bag hard against a wall, there is no chance that my keyboard's corners will touch the wall. My keyboard is 27 in wide and the bag is like 32 or 35 on the inside, so there's a lot of room for it to move around.

This is a nice case. There are straps built into the case to ensure the keyboard stays in place. There are also straps in the event you want to carry the keyboard as you would a backpack. The material reminds me of cordura, and it's durable. And as an aside, I bought this "used" and it was in fantastic shape.

I saw that this is a frequently returned item but it worked perfectly for me and has proven to be very durable considering its low price.

The bag itself is not bad. The padding is lacking, but it's not low quality or inferior materials. The problem lies in the size of this bag. It's huge. And, not in a good way. If you are going to be using it for a giant full size workstation like a Motif or something like that size then it may be ok. However, if you are looking for a gig bag for a standard sized stage piano then I'd pass. It's just too big and bulky.

I play a 61-key Yamaha keyboard at home. When not in use I store it in a closet. I wanted a bag that would keep it free from dust, and that would make it easier to carry the keyboard from the closet to the room where I play it. I also wanted the bag to be able to carry to a jam or open mic once I get good enough. This bag fits my needs perfectly.