Thomann Acoustic-Bass Jumbo Gigbag

This case has accommodated my acoustic bass for thousands of kilometers around europe playing gigs, facing harsh weather and constantly being packed and scratched and knocked and kicked and left in the dirt. It did protect the instrument when it should have.

It is a worn out pile of rubbish now but I still keep it as a souvenir.
It's perfect for everyday normal use. Good for touring too if your instrument is not the best one you got.

True, 100% protection on tours though, just get a hard case, don't think about it.

Perfect for protecting your bass in a normal situation though, no need for something pricier.

As always, Thomann delivers. 5/5

tl;dr
A thirty euros soft case is a thirty euros soft case. You get exactly what you pay for, which is a good thing.

I needed a bag for Harley Benton CLB-10SCE NT Acoustic Bass. I only use the instrument at home and very rarely at an acoustic session. So I really only need a dust cover but something that would allow me to take it to a gig if needed. So I decided on this.

It arrived very well packaged and on time as always. First and most important it fits the guitar perfectly. It is of a good quality with material that looks like it will take a fair amount of wear & tear. It has 2 accessory pouches on the front to allow you to carry all your bits & bobs like straps, strings, tuners etc. It has 20mm padding which is quite sufficient for light protection. The shoulder straps are of good quality and are comfortable to wear. So ideal if you need to carry long distance on a train or bus journey.

I recommend this bag for light use if you need a back pack bag to carry to your mates house or to the occasional gig.

A well made gigbag for everyday use which is not that heavy but still has pretty stiff construction. I think it is also made of good quality materials, but this statement need some time to be confirmed. Carrying it on the back is only slightly less comfortable, than normal guitar gigbag. This product has two disadvantages: it is too big even for my B-30NT bassguitar and its main pocket is just opposite, too small for things like notebook. But if you don't need to carry a lot of things, don't care about this. The upper pocket fits perfectly for my glasses and harmonica, so I like it. I still think, it is great gigbag for its price.

Pros: Price, relatively solid construction, two pockets
Cons: Dimensions

I ordered a Harley Benton B30 acoustic bass, and at the same time I wanted a gigbag for it. It is a low budget instrument, so I didn't want to spend much money on a case or an expensive gig bag, so I decided to buy a Thomann low budget acoustic bass gigbag. When I ordered the goods, I put a standard size gig bag to my basket, but then I noticed that there is a Jumbo version of that, I changed my mind and bought that as HB B30 is supposed to have a jumbo style body. After having unboxed the delivery I realized that this gigbag is far too big for the bass. Why is it designed so? I don't think other acoustic basses are much bigger. This is inconvenient, clumsy and does not protect the instrument well, because it is moving in the bag.
The straps are attached too low, so the gig bag reaches too high, that's why it's a big risk to carry it on your back. The other handle is too far back (towards the bridge), so when you carry the bag it becomes imbalanced and the head starts to dive. The handle should be sewn just about 20 cm nearer the neck. The back straps should be sewn higher, or they should be more adjustable.
The quality seems to be good for the price so far. The size and the design are incomprehensible for me. Even the guys who designed the cardboard box the guitar came in had more idea about how big an acoustic bass is.