AKOZLIN61 Keys Electric Piano Keyboard Gig Bag with Adjustable Straps and 5-Pocket for Keyboard Accessories,61 Key Keyboard Case 40.6"x5.3"x15.7"

This is a great gig bag for casual transportation of an 88-key keyboard, provided that the keyboard fits the internal dimensions of the bag. I bought it for use with an Arturia KeyLab Essentials mk3 88 keyboard to move it around and keep it protected when I'm not using the keyboard.This is NOT for a professional musician moving rapidly from gig to gig with potentially rough handling!But for many musicians having such a rugged keyboard case isn't necessary. That's when this gig bag really shines! There are straps for holding the keyboard in the gig bag so it won't fall out when the case is opened. The external pouches are roomy enough to hold accessories such as a sustain pedal, any necessary cables, music, whatever. The handles include a velcro grip to hold them together for easy carrying. There is a shoulder strap included but the shoulder pad is not padded -- If I were to move this by using the shoulder strap I would get a different shoulder strap or at least get a pad that can be attached in place of the flat-plastic "pad" on this shoulder strap. That's the only shortcoming I've found with this bag.The bag itself is not very thick and there is no rigidity to it so if placing this (with keyboard inside) in a car or truck for transportation to a different location do NOT put anything heavy on top of it and do not place it where it might move during travel or fall over from any height.As long as you can be careful and gentle when moving your keyboard this is an excellent gig bag.

Nicely made case, stated dimensions were slightly less than my Waldorf Blofeld, I took a chance it. The fit was a little tight but it did fit! I even added a couple of foam pieces on top to protect the knobs and keys as this is becoming soon a rare keyboard. Great case for storing and medium duty travel to gigs. Quality of materials and zipper seem fine so I'm definitely keeping and using it.

This bag fits the Arturia Keylab 61 MKII, not the 49. It is heavy duty nylon with sturdy zippers and minimal padding. However, if you own a Keylab 61 MKII, by using the foam spacers that pad the midi controller in its original box the bag is a perfect fit. It means putting the foam spacers at the end and one in the middle on the keyboard when placing it in the bag. By doing that it is suspended and cushioned in the bag. If you're going to be traveling with a lot of gear buy a hard shell case. But if you don't need that added protection this will more than do the job for the Keylab 61. I've added a photo of the foam spacers and the Keylab 61 midi controller sitting in the open bag (assisted by the Great Houdini, who is supervising from the floor).The bag has several pockets which are large enough to fit pedals, cords, adapters, etc. It is well made and has the equivalent of a backpacking strap to carry it on your back. I wish it had a shoulder strap instead of just the handle and backpack straps.If you own this the Keylab 61 this is a great bag. For others, measure your midi controller before buying any bag and know that you'll have to adapt some kind of cushioning unless a bag is made specifically for the controller you own.After using the bag more, I've upgraded my rating to five stars. I'd probably choose 4.5 if I could, but I've found that the backpack and handle work fine for the short carry to and from the car.

Good value for a canvas bag. Good protection from elements but real lite on padding! There is plenty of space to install 1” peel and stick padding if that is an issue.

Great quality & value!

I needed a case to store a keyboard I don’t often use. I wanted something to keep my keyboard dust free and a little better protected, and didn’t want to spend much money. This case is perfect for me. The advertised dimensions were correct, and my keyboard fits perfectly.

This bag is functional, but make no mistake, it's a thin bag and it affords very little protection to your gear. The shoulder straps are thin'ish and I feel like they will tear off with a heavy load. Time will tell. I don't regret the purchase.

Had a hard time finding a travel bad for my Yamaha Piagerro P-15, it's 41 inches long, but this slightly shorter bag fit it in like it was made for it. It's too wide, but something like a piece of styrofoam would cure that. The bag is sturdy and well made and has lots of room for all your music and cords. The red trimming is smart looking, too.