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You won't get more for your money unless you're spending $100 or more. This will do the job and is actually comfortable to wear as a backpack. Significant padding, and the workmanship is really there. Don't expect it to last forever- the bottom will eventually get a hole from the end strap button, but even then the bag still works well otherwise. If you're looking cheaper, it's worth the upgrade to get this and it quite honestly meets or beats the performance of anything out there under about $90. It's not the prettiest bag but sew some cool band logo patches on it or adorn with your favorite enamel pins and you're good to go.

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See title. I own two gig bags from World Tour. One is an older model and the other is this one. Both are great. They offer a good bit of protection and they aren't too expensive. The materials feel very durable. Other gig bags cost double this and aren't as good. I highly recommend World Tour gig bags to anyone. As a heads up, my short scale bass is able to fit in this deluxe electric guitar bag. I am so happy. The next time I need a gig bag, I will get another one from World Tour.

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For only $30, this is a total steal. I've seen lesser quality gig bags for double, if not triple the price of this one. I was a bit hesitant at first because I wasn't sure if my 7 string would fit in because the headstock is kind of long, but it fits perfectly. The case has extremely thick padding on the inside (possibly the most padding I've seen for a gig bag) so there's no doubt my guitar is snug and safe. I took a half point off because I'm not a big fan of all three pouches being in the same spot on the gig bag and wish there were a smaller pouch at the top like with most standard gig bags, but it's not a deal breaker and I could still fit my accessories in the pouches that were there. Don't spend more on a name brand when you can have this better quality gig bag for way cheaper.

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I bought this for a left handed Squier Standard Strat which I bought and flipped over "Jimi style" and it was a perfect fit. (This particular bag will accomodate the myriad "Strat shaped" bodies out there but not a V or an Explorer.) I've used two of these bags for inexpensive classical guitars and the quality of World Tour gig bags are such that I didn't think twice about buying one for my Squier Strat. If you have an inexpensive guitar (I loathe the word 'cheap') and can't justify paying $100+ for a hardshell case then this is the bag you want. I've owned Fender gig bags and these are, IMHO, a better deal. The World Tour costs less and the 20mm padding on the 'Deluxe' is thicker. The two exterior pockets can handle cords, spare strings, a tuner or other small accessories. A thin sheet music book will fit in the larger pocket. I wouldn't recommend any gig bag for a 'set neck' guitar but for simple household storage or for riding on the back seat to a nearby gig this will do the trick for the more durable bolt-on neck models. If you're planning a world tour with Egnohr and the Vicious Canaries, buy a better case. Regardless of the name, these bags aren't designed for world tours.

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I have a few guitars, which I use with these gig bags. I have been very impressed with the quality of the build, the zippers, and the straps. Even my heavier guitars feel like they are well protected.The price point to build quality for these gig bags is amazing. I highly endorse these gig bags.

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Ivery already posted a review of this product but I have to amend it to say it can also fit the Jazzmaster. Also... The newest models of this bag has an extra set of pockets in the upper ("neck") area of the bag. The new pocket is approx. 2 1/2 to 3" wide and is big enough to hold a strap or your typical MXR effects pedal.

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Nicely-made bag, the only one I could find that decently fits my guitar (I assume it'll fit 339/390 guitars, too). A good buy at the price.

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Don't be fooled by the 20mm designation. I'm sure they are talking about total thickness...back to front. This bag is no more padded than any 10mm (or any other bag) I've had. It's not bad for the price, but it ain't 20mm thick padding each side like I was expecting.

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Fits my Dean C450 perfectly. Only gripe is the zipper on the front compartment failed the first time I used it. Wasn't worth the hassle of returning, so I just don't use it.

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