LoudmouthLOUDmouth Dual Wireless Microphone Pouch | Zippered Mic Bag for Two Long Microphones | 12.5" x 6.5"

Using these to store my Phenyx Pro PTM33 receivers, which are plastic so I wanted to have something with a little cushion for a little protection.They fit perfectly.I like the material, love the inside padding - will be buying a few more of these for my wireless.

Good quality soft bag with a nice interior and plenty of room for my mic. Nice Zippered pouch to keep it clean between shows

This Loudmouth mic bag really knocks it out of the park. I can't tell you how many times I review a product and I think well, it's just a (insert product here) with no innovation making a product the same way for an eternity. This isn't that kind of review.Simply elongating the bag makes it still relevant in an age where many content creators and influencers are using higher end mics. I can easily fit my Blue Yeti in this and probably a hand held or two with it. I can fit my Audio Technica 2035 condenser with 2 to 3 SM58's if I had that many. I don't own an SM7B but it looks like it would fit in this as well. This raises the application possibilities greatly from just being a microphone bag or pouch. You can store a mic and cable in it, adapters, a cloud lifter or small audio interface with your mic, even use it for other purposes like a drum key, tuner, spare strings and so on for musicians.So beyond taking a product and really giving it additional functionality, how is the bag itself? It has a super soft interior, the outside feels nice and it has a very good quality zipper. In fact the zipper quality alone far surpasses that of the Shure bags many of us have. Which, by the way were super cool back in the day.I found no negatives about this product. The only thing to elevate it even more would be a definitive waterproof exterior. It looks like it might be to me but I didn't see that mentioned anywhere so I would assume it isn't and therefore I suggest keeping it dry.In all, it's a really well thought out product that most musicians, social medial influencers and content creators on the go can and should use. I highly recommend it. Especially if you typically run around with only 1 or 2 mics. You can even get a small audio interface to fit in the bag with your mic. Although I wouldn't recommend the two rubbing on each other, I added a picture of my Scarlett 2i2 with an SM58 in this bag just to give a perspective on how large the bag is.

The name is pretty awesome and everyone I have shown it to has liked it and loves these bags.I will need to look into getting a few more and checking out some of their other cases!These are very well made with a bright yellow velvet like interior so if you're doing karaoke wipe off your mic before returning it. Very well padded and easy to see exactly what is inside they are a fresh take on the classic mic bag of old. Bold and durable they really stepped up and made something special here. Perfect for DJ's, Musicians and other performers. I like it because you can use it for "the reveal": nice case and then reveal the sexy microphone that the client can use. Or just to better protect the stuff you got.Take pride in your equipment and get a LOUDmouth case!

Overall this is a very good mic bag, suitable for storage in your studio mic locker, or light road use if you're careful. (I recommend a hard case for serious travel). The fabric is thick and sturdy with fairly stiff padding and the zipper is well stitched and glides easily. It should last a long time.I don't use wireless mics, but it's spacious enough for virtually all large condenser mics, and you can fit multiple smaller mics (think SM57 or AT3032) in it and still have room for stand clips. My only complaint is since this is described as holding multiple mics it should have come with some padded dividers to keep the mics from hitting each other. One star off for that - you'll need to bubble wrap the mics or get some foam and make your own divider(s). Still, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this.

A nicely padded soft zippered case for your mics. I got a bluetooth portable PA Speaker a while back and had these mics just rolling around and in the back of my mind when I let my mind wonder I thought about these mics and wondered if they were safe.. No not really but when this case came up I knew what was going to go in it. I was expecting a THIN fabric pouch that really only protected these from the wind.. NO these are very nicely padded bags that allow you to place 2 mics in it comfortably and take them with you to an event toss them in your bag and off you go. Its amazing that no case came with these mics.. But Its very nice. Once I find the power supply for the Blue tooth speaker it goes in this also.. A huge win for me and my gear.Pros: Thick padded interiorsolid zipperAmple space for 2 wireless handleld mics.

I ordered both this one, and the velevet studio mic version, which hasn't arrived yet. Already making use of this one. Fits my shotgun mics just fine, but I've got it zippered over my Logitech Blue Sona as a cover. Plan to use it for the shotgun mics, when the other version arrives, for the studio mic.This one is well built. Reminds me of a zippered bank bag, on steroids, with a soft, velvety liner, and a nice zipper and pull tab, and some padding. I think it's well-priced for what you get, and that it will work well for its intended purpose, on top of many other uses for storing or carrying important things. Good Deal. Looking forward to seeing the other version, and maybe other Loudmouth products in the future. I'm not familiar with the brand, but they apppear to have some promise.

This pouch has what it takes to perform its primary function, and as the description says, it's quite capable to serve other protection and transport needs. I intend to take advantage of its soft, protective insides and durable exterior to carry my IPad mini (it easily fits the shorter dimension) along with some associated accessories, such as a charging cable and stylus and maybe a power bank. There are cases specific to the IPad, and they fit exactly and command a hefty price. (I barely finagled an accessory wireless keyboard into the pouch one time, but it was too tricky getting in and out to be reasonable.)