Thomann Effect Pedal Bag

I was interested in this bag because Line 6's own brand of bag for the Helix LT was stupidly expensive. This bag was only a fraction of the cost, and it fits my Helix LT well enough. I wish it was only slightly bigger because after using it for a few weeks, the fabric covering the padding on the inside of the bag is starting to tear. You can really only fit the Helix one way.
But I realise this bag wasn't made for that purpose, so it's no big deal.
The front pocket is more spacious than it appears, and it fits my microphone, several cables and lyric sheets.
The shoulder strap should be a lot longer, I don't really use it because it's too short to carry the bag comfortably on your shoulder, and it's kind of awkward. But I just use the handle and it's fine.
Over all, the bag is sturdy and fits pretty much everything I need in there. Highly recommended for someone who doesn't want to fork out way too much for a branded bag. I'll comfortably take this out on the road without any worries.

Bought this bag along with a Zoom B6, for which I knew it was too large. But it also fits my cables, recording device for band practice and a small toolbag I used to keep in my backpack. So now I only have to carry the bag and the bass.

Quality of the bag itself is fine. No complaints there. There plenty of room and it looks sturdy enough to last. The zippers seems strong enough as well.

I've seen complaints about people saying the strap placement is annoying, and I agree. It doesn't bother me too much, because I read the reviews before buying and I'm fine with it. The bag only gets opened at practice or at home. No need to open the bag during travels in my case. Other than that, the strap looks strong enough to last me a good while.

I would have liked a longer strap, but if that starts to bother me I can always replace it.

Long story short: Fine bag for the price, even if it has a few slight annoyances. Recommended!

I had two bags (in succession) because it's a really handy and conveniently sized bag. But as it usually goes with this kind of equipment, things wear down when you use them estensively. In my case, both bags became unusable in almost exactly the same way: first the puller on the slider broke off, then after a while the zipper itself broke. I think I used both bags about two years each.

I admit: it could have ben because of overloading the bag, but the zipper is clearly the weak spot. All other stitches, fabric, belts is quality material.

Since my equipment didn't shrink in size, I use a flight case now.