Thomann E-Bass Gigbag Eco

This gigbag is unsurprisingly the lowest quality (and by far the chepest) one that I've ever owned. It is a very simple design, basically two pieces of rough cloth stitched together on one side and with an average quality zip on the other. There is literally no padding to speak of and the cloth itself doesn't feel super rigid either; I've seen a simmilar kind of cloth on other gigbags and the tuners have eventually made their way through it after an intensive use (+ there was some padding). I believe that it could withstand some less intensive use quite well though.
Furthermore, there is a single pocket and two shoulder straps (without padding, of course), that seem to be quite robust and reliable (I've had shoulder straps ripping off on some gigbags, but I don't think that it is ever going to happen to these), which is quite important.
This isn't a gigbag that you want to use every day, it isn't beautiful, it isn't very well padded or generally as easy and convenient to use as its more expensive counterparts. However, if you need to keep the dust off of your say fourth guitar or occasionally carry it on your back to rehersals, it is absolutely sufficient and costs less than a set of new strings. It however shouldn't be the only gigbag that you own as it cannot be used for everything (eg. transporting your guitar in a car, impact protection, etc.)

I use this light, simple Gigbag to transport my Bass or E-Guitar (too "big" for Electric guitar, don't care) to many jams etc, usually by bike. With pedals and other things I am carrying, I already have enough weight on my back, so I appreciate that it is so light. That does means less protection, it is not padded, just a simple cover with zippers, handle and backpack straps. Hence it is not suitable for touring or expensive/coddled instruments.

The zippers and backpack straps have held up nicely! during these 4.5 years. The pocket can really hold a lot more than it appears at first glance, 2 pedals, 3 cables and a bottle of Club Mate and then some.

The only "downside" is that, since they are such a good deal, everyone has them. More than once I almost grabbed the wrong bag to take home at a Jam sesh because several people had same gigbag hehe. Easily solved, I just put some white Gaffer tape on visible spots.

I bought this when I ordered my Harley Benton Bass which I intended to use just for some home recording. The Gigbag does exactly what I needed, gives a little protection and keeps the dust off when I am not using it. Material feels fine, It has a nice big pocket in the front, basic unpadded straps to carry on your back if needed and a comfortable hand strap. If you are looking for something light, this is for you, if you think your bass is gonna get knocked around a little I would go for something with more padding, also if you have to walk with it on your back for a while. Other than that it was well worth the money.

I recently bought this Gig-bag along with a bass from Thomann, and I have to say I am very satisfied with it. The size is perfect and the front pocket is very handy for sheets, etc. It is also very light which is great if you are carrying your bass for long distances. However, the case is not the most durable material so it may not be the best option for people who are touring and gigging regularly and need a very robust case. For similar reasons, I would also not recommend this case for people with very expensive or delicate instruments. All in all, if you are looking for a simple way to transport your bass, this is a great option, especially as it is such good value, however for anyone who is touring or gigging, I would definitely advise investing in a more expensive case. All that you can expect for the price really.

The bag is not as thick as I expected, and the strap is also a little bit too thin. What's more important is It's too big for the bass! You won't find many foams padding inside, which means the protection is not enough for your bass. When you put your bass in it and hand the bag, you will find that the body and the neck can move inside up and down, which for me is not so secure. I bought this bag in a bass set, and I do understand that with this price I shouldn't ask for too much. A suggestion to Thomann, since you sell it in a set, and Harley Benton is the top seller in your website, maybe you should make the bag more suitable to the instrument.