Flyht Pro Gorilla Soft Case GAC125

Surprisingly well constructed equipment bag for the price. It both holds its shape well, and has a good amount of padding.

I don't use this to transport lighting equipment, but as a guitar amp bag (for a TOOB 12" cabinet and a BluGuitar Amp1). In that context, this bag is almost perfect, holding both the amp and speaker cab, plus a couple of pedals, cables and accessories.

The only two (minor) drawbacks is the shoulder strap and the internal divider. The shoulder strap is far too short to be of much use, and the internal divider, although it can be removed, can only be fixed in one position.

Considering the price however, and the excellence of the construction, I don't see any serious reason to chose any other kind of bag. Recommended.

I'd not used this brand before in favour of others but the combination of size and price led me to give it a try. It seems very rugged. The padding is very thick and detracts from the overall space available by a little. The zip opens as widely as you could ask for from a bag with these dimensions as it is almost cube-shaped. I have two of these with all of our gig leads in and they sit one each side on the floor of the rear seats of my car for gig transit and this works very well - that vehicle space would otherwise not be used very efficiently and many gigging musos will know what every possible inch of vehicle space is precious.