Gig-Ready Acoustic and Classical Guitar Bag: Keep Your Instruments Protected While You Play

Joe: This is a fantastic Value. A few years ago I spent about $45 for a soft acoustic guitar case. And its starting to show wear and tear, especially around the zippers and edges. So I bought the Hola. For a fraction of the cost I got a well made case with a huge pouch-- one that can hold a 3 ring binder-- exactly what I was looking for. Things that my $45 case did not have that the Hola DOES have: Huge pouch, neck pouch that can hold a foldable stand or harmonicas, etc. A removable neck support, that I can take out and use when I am working on the guitar or changing strings, A heavier zipper, padded shoulder straps, and 2 extra handles. Great product!!

United States on Jul 18, 2022

Mrs. Meanie: This was the best looking cheap bag I saw here. It's a little padded, the backpack straps are awesome. It's got a few pockets so I can store everything I need. I was a little worried when I first saw it, it looked too small, but my acoustic fits in perfectly. It's just what I was hoping for.

Side note: The box it came in was comically huge. When I opened the door I laughed fairly loudly and said "Seriously?!" I'm 5 feet and a few inches and it was almost as tall as me. I just kept thinking "Guys. It's fabric, it folds!" though thinking about it, folding might kink the zippers and that would probably have just made me mad, who knows....I just feel like this is worth saying out loud.

United States on Jun 03, 2022

JamieJamie: I wasn't expecting much for 12 bucks but I was very pleasantly surprised. It's not just a good soft case for it's price it's good case period. My full size guitar fits just fine. Quality materials which should last a long time under normal conditions. The only thing I would caution about, as I do with anything, is the zippers. I have no reason to believe these zippers are bad but usually with these things zippers are the first thing to go. So just be careful and not too aggressive when unzipping it and you should be good to go.

United States on May 11, 2022

Uncle Easy: I received my bag today, delivered on time. It was packaged well in a giant box and not folded, so bonus points there. The bag itself came sealed in a plastic bag, in A+ condition. It is a surprisingly good quality bag, the zippers are excellent, and it is very well padded. Better than most "name brand" bags I have seen or used at his price point and even double. The neck support is a *little* short but it is easily fixed by stuffing the foam block a bit more full, it is removable (velcro) and there is a zipper on the bottom of the neck block to accommodate this. I use this bag for my Yamaha AC1M, which is a concert size guitar, and it fits very nicely with just a tiny bit of wiggle room. I did not expect a "custom" fit but not disappointed at all. I do not own a dreadnought so I cannot comment on the fit for such. There is plenty of space for my DIY sponge humidifier and a strap, and anything else (capo, picks, cord, ETC) will fit in the outside pockets just fine. The backpack straps are functional and comfortable, although it is not a feature I will use often but nice to know they are there. They snug up real well to keep them out of the way if you pull the straps tight. The...

United States on Apr 14, 2019

riffaliniriffalini: I got this bag for my Martin 000rsgt. I have the hardshell case but it's a pain to lug around when I'm out with my autistic son. He's a runner so a bag is just easier to carry for me, in case he decides to bolt and I need to chase him. I want to make some comparisons to my 3/4 size gig bag that comes from the company "world tour". First let me start by saying that the hola bag is twice the price of the world tour bag, but it's more than twice the amount of bag. Let's start with the shoulder straps. The world tour ones are thin and feel a little cheap, like they may rip over time, altho they haven't yet. The hola bag has cleverly put some little wings on the bottom of the bag where the straps connect and it feels way more secure imo. The wings move and so there will never be any unnecessary strain where the strap connects to the body of the bag. Also, where the straps connect at the top of the bag is thick and nicely padded so no shoulder strain. Both have an equally large front pocket that can hold about the same about of crap, but the hola bag has an additional one at the headstock which will fit quite a bit of stuff easily. On to the inside.... The world tour bag is basically...

United States on Oct 13, 2016