Thomann SafeCase 80 E-Guitar Bag

I bought this case so i wouldn't have to rely on using flightcases all the time. They're simply too heavy to carry around and too large/awkward.

This WAY exceeded my expectations in quality, feel and fit/function. I literally cannot find a fault with it.
Maybe the only 'Negative' would be the hook for the front flap is a little bit fiddly to use in a hurry. But really, it's not a big deal at all. Maybe in future they could use a velcro or popper for that purpose.

The mini thermal lined bag on the front is the greatest idea. If you need to carry any accessories they'll easily fit in there. You can also use it to carry your food/drink if you're planning to travel somewhere with it, which immediately saves you time and money. Especially useful perhaps if you're a guitar teacher and you commute to work, you can bring your coffee and lunch in it and it'll stay fresh. Might seem gimmicky but it genuinely is useful.

Zips and straps all work perfect, the shoulder straps are comfy and they don't feel sweaty when carrying it on your back. The carry handle is comfortable, doesn't dig into your hands at all.

Internal lining is super plush, it looks really luxurious. Similar to my high end G&G hardcase interiors. Very impressive.

The padding is more than enough to protect fully. At the bottom where your end strap button is, there's an additional padding section that it sits on, to protect further.
The neck support is great and you can reposition it OR even remove it if needed. I have a Strat inside and i personally leave the neck support attached, as it was when i got it.

This is just a straight up honest review from a happy, satisfied customer. This product ticks all the boxes for me.
If you're reading this review, i highly recommend you check this gig bag out. It's every bit as good as the higher end cases from brands like M*no and Re*n**n Blues etc.

Thanks for another awesome product Thomann!

I bought this bag for my single cut guitars. What a product! The interior trim is visually beautiful but more importantly practical and extremely safe for instruments. The exterior trim is equally well constructed, and the handles and shoulder straps really withstand very high loads. In fact, in addition to a center pocket that is extremely convenient (although here, inserting something extra into it can make it slightly awkward to close), it comes with a case that can be attached at handle height where quite a bit of gear can be placed. I personally have taken it on trips and the case has held up very well. Certainly the footprint is slightly above average, but given the benefits, I personally would buy another one. No doubts.

The quality of this case is amazing, I've been using it for a few months now and I trust it to keep my guitars safe. It's robust and there's plenty of space with the detachable bag, I can easily fit my small pedalboard in it which is amazing as I don't want to carry multiple bags around with me.

There are a few minor downsides, however. The first is the buckle thingy on the front pocket, it can be a little fiddly if you're in a rush.
Then there's the laptop pocket, I have a 13" laptop and the top sticks out of the interior pocket so I would still recommend using a laptop case if you're precious about your laptop getting scratched, I don't think it would fit anything much larger than 13".
Lastly, it is a little heavy, I use it for gigs where I have a lot of gear to bring and I have to walk or use public transport as it holds everything, but it does have an effect on me the next day! I do find a notable difference between this and my old case so sometimes I find myself going back to it as it isn't as cumbersome.

I was close to buying a Mono case along with a Mono Tick which is the equivalent to this case and I'm so glad I didn't as this is less than half the price! Although there are some downsides, the Mono is the only other case I could find that is this robust and spacious, so I'm happy with my purchase!

This is a solidly built bag with excellent protection for the instrument.

PROS
Well built; not too heavy; reasonably comfortable to wear on your back; lots of pocket space; removable padding at the bottom of the bag to accommodate larger guitars (mine is 1060mm tailpin to top of stock, and just fits even tho' the internal space is advertised as 1010mm)

CONS
On me, tends to ride rather high when worn on the back, which means either wearing it very loose or risking repeatedly banging it on door frames; the additional bag-cum-pocket that can be attached to the neck portion of the gigbag (see pics) is very handy, but if it contains anything heavy it'll pull the bag backwards, making the whole thing unbalanced - either carry it or keep it light.

In general, highly recommended: very good value for the price (and actually you'd be hard pressed to do better except by going to a solid case or a custom-built one).