Rockbag Starline Hollowbody E-Bass Bag

The backpack straps are absolute garbage.

To start with, the length adjustment keeps sliding out of place, I often have to re-adjust them several times on my way to rehearsal.

But what's worse is, after carrying my semi hollow bass, along a few cords, back and forth to rehearsal twice, all four hooks that are used to attach the straps to the bag had been bent out of shape. This has resulted in the locking mechanism sliding out of place. Thankfully it doesn't come off while on my back (yet..), but whenever I put it down they tend to detach.

On top of that, the strap of velcro at top that is supposed to keep them in place keeps ripping off.

As for the rest of it, so far it hasn't given me any problems. Lots of storage space, thoroughly padded. An extra handle at the base of the neck would have been nice, and it's a bit on the heavy side (though that's to be expected). No other part of it has started to show wear, but then again, I've only owned it for about a month, and based on the experience thus far I'm keeping my expectations low.

i bought this gigbag about 1,5 month ago but only yesterday i got it.
i bought it because i wanted to transfer my new fender Starcaster bass from the USA to Europe and it was the only choise i ve found while i was searching internet that would fit this bass for sure and in a reasonable price. so it came to me in a cardboard box with the bass inside with a 10+ hour flight. the bass and the bag arrived without a single scratch!
this gigbag is just perfect! durable and very well made. protects the instument very well. its thick enough and deep so the bass can rest perrfectly inside. it has many prockets in small or biger dimensions that can hold more things and equipment than what someone usually needs. the interior is very smooth and well padded. the zip very good quality. velcro where is needed something that makes it even more practical.
if i had to name a negative this would be the backstraps. they look short and maybe it wont be easy to carry it on your back.also it may not fit a long scale bass with big headstock.
if you intent to make long distance trips and often think again. but if you want a bag/case to keep your bass safe at home or carry it on your back or in a car/train/buss/boat etc and since there are not many options of gigbags/hardshell cases for semihollow basses this one is the best choise you have! highly recomended.

I was looking for a gig bag for a couple of semi acoustic basses which I own(ed) because I don't like to drag hard cases to the gigs (usually have my own transport so no need to protect them from the rigours of the band van). This is the only option I have found so far (apart from the more expensive Rockbag for semi bass). It is a high quality item on the whole - I felt like the bass inside was well protected, good number of pockets for set lists and other such items and the zip felt strong and ran smooth. On the down side, it was a little awkward to carry on the back, seems like the straps are a little short - if you try to carry it on a single shoulder (as I have done with many a gig bag in the past) the top of the bass will tend to swing around - probably due to the reduced weight at the bottom (being semi acoustic basses) and the closeness of the points where the straps are attached.

Minor complaint aside, it's the best/only option at this price point which I could see and it will keep your bass as safe as any gig bag out there, so on the whole pretty good.