Ibanez IGB541MGN POWERPAD Electric Guitar Gig Bag, Moss Green

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Ibanez IGB541MGN POWERPAD Electric Guitar Gig Bag, Moss Green

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

The material and zippers seem very durable. Ibanez has a designer bag for 80 bux but this is so nice already.

Even my mini ipad fits. My ukulele is a tad bit longer than most concerts and it fits this bag.

The padding is not the thickest or most firm, but it is thick enough to prevent normal bump damage. Has a stopping/bumper at the internal bottom to protect the bottom of your guitar. It is sufficiently padded to offer good (gig bag) protection.

Good looking case made from quality materials and stitched together. Stitching is great as well.

It's not those really lightweight cases either, it’s very sturdy. I wish the lining were a bit softer material.

Cons

It's too short ( it fits the fender bags). Also the padding is minimal. The handles and straps are like 70's gym bag style straps with the same kind of pads you would get on a gym bag shoulder strap.

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Quality

For the total cost of about $50, i am happy with the quality.

I was really impressed with the material.

I can't believe the quality i got for so little money.

The one downer is that with the suede bottom panel the bag can't be totally unzipped.

Price

I think is great for the price.

If however, you need a nice gig bag, for decent price, i would not hesitate to buy.

But its lacking for the price, imho!

If you like the look and dont mind the price, go for it!

Shipping

I did need to pay for shipping, because it wasn’t eligible for prime.

It is made in china, only issue in front of bag there is a small thread pulled out could have been from shipping.

Competitiveness

Even at full price, this is a great gigbag for electric guitar.

My husband asked for this as a gift since he had bought one before and is now collecting a number of ukes.

I got 2 tenor sized for my ukes.

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This product had a total of 1,848 reviews as of our last analysis date on Dec 5 2023.