Millenium Double Pedal Bag

I have Millenium PD-222 double pedals. I thought this bag would be more designed for their own products, but unfortunately it is not. As PD-222 has quite nasty ways to detach springs from beaters you have 2 options with this bag. Either remove beaters and leave springs in their place or remove spring tension and then detach springs - in that case however you will have to adjust your spring tension every time you move around. There is third option to leave beaters and springs attached but that will mess up your springs in no time if you leave those pedals inside in such state.

Otherwise this case is really nice. i bet for pedals that have better ways to remove springs this would be awesome price performance case. there is plenty of space inside to store extra things for your emergency and case itself seems to be quite good.

Conclusion i bet is that i might had wrong expectations, but that is enough for me to rate this product as just Good.

I've owned a pair of Pearl double pedals for years and yet I haven't had a case/bag for them, I've always borrowed one from a friend or worse just carried them in a duffel bag.

Now that I have finally bought myself a pedal bag I have to admit that it is just amazing being able to carry them easily without a fuzz and comfortably too.
This bag is also a real space saver!

Despite being a load cheaper bag that its competitors this Millenium pedal bag for double pedals is really - I mean really well made.
My only complaint would be the carrying shoulder strap that it comes with - A little wider or more padded strap would be more comfortable for the end user, especially on longer carrying distances to gigs or practise.
But regardless it's not a big enough "fault" to drop a star off the rating since this bag really outperforms others with its value for money and the overall quality and "not feeling cheap".

In short, it fits your double pedals, its driveshaft, your beaters, a drumkey and an assortment of drum hardware related miscellanea such as bolts and washers.

I feel like this bag would work a lot better for someone with a normal pedal - something like an Iron Cobra or an Eliminator. For me and my pedal it's a bit more of a hassle. Trying to fit an Axis GK edition double pedal into this case must be fun to watch, but it's bloody difficult. You can get it in, but it means you have to completely remove the double pedal mechanism and force the pedals in a bit. Now that I've had them for a while, I don't mind forcing the pedals, but I wasn't too fond when they were new.

Build wise, the thing is great! The metal framing really works nicely to give it strength and stability. It works as a seat, too, if - like me - you need to wait for public transport. I've sat on it a couple of times with my pedals inside and there's been no damage to either than or the case, I am quite light though, sit at your own risk!

The front pocket provides ample space for spares you may have or any extra bits and bobs.

Good case, great value.... just a bit too small for my massive pedals.

I bought this bag for carrying my Iron Cobra and it does the job perfectly (I guess any other brand can fit inside properly).
The bag is a stiff one, so you have extra protection while carrying around your pedal and there's enough room for other small equipment like drum keys, extra beaters, cymbal felts and so on.
The zipper looks ok, it works properly all over the bag and once open you have a wide space that allows to take or place your pedals and pieces in total order.
The handle is pretty sturdy and the strap attachment runs all over the bag, from the top to the bottom and it delivers a solid feeling.