ChromaCast CC-CT-BAG Concert Ukulele Padded Bag

This is a lovely ukelele and easy on the fingertips. As a new player i find this one to be a delight. Nice sturdy lightweight carrying case too!

It came folded (crumpled) to fit a small plastic mailing bag. As a result, the case was difficult to regain its original shape. The plastic seams were warped (distorted) as a result of the folding and the case shows where it was bent. Looks like I'm carrying a crooked-necked uke! Otherwise, it would be a decent case.

Great padding, lightweight, and my kids love the backpack straps. It also had a simple handle strap, and the front zip pocket is great for accessories. Love it and getting a second one.

The bag fit our Lanakai baritone uke perfectly. This is a VERY inexpensive case - we paid less than $12 including shipping so I really shouldn't be complaining about anything so any complaining that I do must be viewed in that context - for less than $12, if the thing isn't junk, I should be happy - and it's definitely not junk. We got 2 cases and both have the same issues: Lots of hanging threads at seams - not sure how important they might be, we cut them off; the zippers are very cheap so careful zipping is important to be sure not to jump a tooth or catch some lining in the zipper; the front pocket is very small (smaller than it seemed from the product photo - though I should have realized I was looking at a small case and a pocket on a small case would be small) - I am going to try to upload some photos to the listing to make the point. I will be very interested to see how the case holds up over time - that will be the true test of its value - as of right now, it's a GREAT buy at $12. The padding seems sufficient for throwing the uke in the car, bringing it to the office, to the beach, etc and keeping the uke safe. Probably not the best to use if you have to put it in the overhead compartment on a plane or check it. However, if you're getting the smaller case for a smaller uke and you can fit it under the seat in front of you on a plane, I'd say this would be fine. The bag is folded when you get it and the padding is sort of bunched up. At first it seemed that the case was too small for our ukes but a little straightening of the padding, especially at the bottom, fixed it and it's a perfect fit. I love that it has back-pack style straps and those are padded really nicely - much better than I would have expected. The handle is also rubberized and substantial, making carrying very comfortable. The main front pocket fits my capo and will fit strings and such but not much else - not even the small format (5.5"x8.5") booklet that came with the uke. We've rolled up our music sheets and put them in the neck pocket and that seems to be fine - though I'm sure I'll be p*ssed off when I take them out and can't get them flat again. It may be best to put music in the case with the uke. I read all the reviews of baritone uke cases under $25 available here on Amazon while shopping. I decided on this one and I'm really glad I did.

It was an awesome case but too big for my soprano ukulele!

I was pleasantly surprised by the excellent quality of these gig bags. First, they are long enough to hold my 24" long concert ukuleles. Most concert-size ukuleles are 23" long, so the gig bag makers build their bags too short for a 24". However, these ChromaCast bags fit both 23" and 24" ukuleles. I especially like that they have 2 outside pockets and 2 backpack straps. The long outer pocket is perfect to hold a folding ukulele stand, such as the one made by ChromaCast. The square outer pocket is roomy for all sorts of accessories, such as an amplifier cable, clip-on tuner, capo, fingernail clippers, extra strings, etc.. The bags come folded over to make their shipping size smaller, but they straighten out eventually after the ukulele is inside and zipped up. I'd definitely buy again if I needed another bag, and I've recommended them to my ukulele club members.

First of all, when you order a cheap ukulele bag, you need to expect a cheap ukulele bag. There are more expensive, better made bags and cases out there, and if you have a really quality instrument, you want to pay the extra money. As it is, I got my soprano Melokia ukulele for free (I cashed in some bonus points from my bank). I also knew how much this uke would cost if I had bought it new off Amazon. I didn't want to pay more for the bag than the instrument, but I did want to keep my uke free from dust, and perhaps have something to carry it in if I took it anywhere. I read the reviews (again--if you get what you pay for), and one reviewer posted some useful photos. I took a chance and ordered the bag, and actually was very pleasantly surprised that it was much better than I expected. There is enough padding so that if, say your uke slid off the car seat when you were taking it some place, it would be protected. If you took your instrument on a plane, or somewhere it had to go into a baggage compartment, you would either need to slip into into a suitcase, or get a hard case. The bag has padded outside pockets for accessories, including a place where you could put a strap. It has very comfortable backpack straps and these are sewn on well, and the rest of the bag is stitchedtogether neatly and professionally. The zipper does not look very sturdy, so caution there. The brand name is stenciled on and the paint was already rubbing off in spots--this is the only thing that was really wrong with the bag. But again--for the price, I'm really, really pleased with it.

I ordered this due to the price. I thought one could fit my A style mandolin in but I was wrong. It is made for tenor ukes. Even though I could zip all up with my mandolin in but it was too tight. I have other tenor that came without a bag, so I could use one bag at least. The extra I will save for my new tenor I am looking to buy later. The quality is good with thick enough padding protection for travels. I would order this again. What a deal.

Esta muy bonito

Bien empaquetado, buena calidad

This case fit my son't guitar perfectly. It's well made and doesn't feel light and cheap. Not a big fan of the embroidered branding on the front but no biggie. Comes with two large pockets and backpack straps. Also has standard side handle for carrying. However, it doesn't zip open all the way. The zipper stop is halfway around the top and bottom, making it more of a pocket than a clamshell opening (like a standard guitar case). This means you'll have to slip your instrument in vs. laying it flat in the case. There is also a lack of bump padding for the guitar neck, which is also standard in most soft guitar cases. Needless to say it does the job well and is sturdy enough.

J'ai commandé la version 3/4 pour ma Yamaha APXT2 et je la trouve un peu lousse dedans. Alors j'aime bien mettre la guite dans la housse d'origine puis ensuite dans l'étui chromacast. (Jamais trop de protection lol). L'étui était plié en deux pour facilité la livraison et j'avoue que j'aurais préféré qu'il ne soit pas plié. Ça fait plusieurs semaines et l'étui reprend toujours son pli une fois la guite sortie. Rien de grave.Après coup, j'ai dernièrement commandé un étui de la même marque (version ukulele tenor) pour ma guitalele Yamaha GL1. Cette fois l'instrument épouse l'étui à merveille. L'étui était cette fois plié en trois... Pas grave.Mes deux étuis me semblent très durables. Je n'ai peur que les poignées et les bretelles lâchent. Je ne pense pas que les zip vont lâcher de si tôt non plus.Le prix est plus que raisonable surtout quand je compare avec les magasins dans mon coin.

I ordered this gig back to see if it would fit a UK Dream UBass that I had previously bought from Amazon a couple of weeks earlier, going by the measurments shown on Amazon it was going to be pretty tight, so I bought it just to see and it fit perfectly, this made me very happy as no-one seems to make a gig bag for most of the UBass'es some of the more expensive ones come with a gig bag but they do not sell them separately. Very Happy