YAMAHAArtiste Series Keyboard Bag for 76-Note Keyboards, Black/Gray

This lightweight bag is sturdy with additional storage compartment. Our Yamaha EW300 fits perfect!When you’re not using it for your keyboard, it folds up nicely. I would definitely recommend this product for easy traveling locally and in a controlled environment. It is a soft Keyboard bag so I would NOT recommend using it for Air Flights or touring on a bus. It also does not have the backpack holster but no big deal.GREAT!! product for the price.update:The picture shown now is slightly different than the one I ordered. Zipper is now in the middle, mine was around the side.

We had similar cover for a larger keyboard. There is excess space in the cover, so it does not fit the ends of the keyboard snuggly. If you are short, under 5’8”,it’s best to carry it with a shoulder strap because the handles are long and it may drag the ground, unless you bend your arms and hold it up higher. Based on performance of previous Yamaha keyboard cover it should hold up pretty well with regular use. I would like a more fitted cover, but got this one because of better reviews and it indicated that fit the size, the keyboard better than some other keyboard cases. It has one pocket in the front and holds what we need it to hold sufficient sufficiently, which is cable, charger, sustain pedal, music stand that mounts on keyboard. There is room for more stuff in it.

This is a decent buy IF you know exactly what you are getting. I have a Yamaha P-121: 73 key piano. I would not be comfortable using only this bag to transport it for gigs. But, with added extra padding it seems reasonable. Previously, I had been using a cheaper "AKOZLIN" bag that i also bought on Amazon. For as little as I paid for the AKOZLIN bag, it was "worth it" I suppose, but its zippers and straps did not last very long. About 10 gigs. So now I use the broken Akozlin bag as interior padding within the "Yamaha Artiste Series Keyboard Bag" and it suits me fine. This combo may seem messy or annoying for others, I'm sure, but for me it's a win. I'm certain I could not find I keyboard bag better for the $80 (combined) of the two bags. The Yamaha bag's exterior is nice looking with the Yamaha logo, and most importantly the zippers are robust and strong.

This bag is sturdier than expected, made of a fairly durable feeling canvas material with light padding all over. It's perfect to protect the keyboard in the back of the car and carrying into facilities. If you need a hard case for stacking or to protect while being tossed around in checked baggage, or any kind of rougher handling, look elsewhere. I was able to put the plastic music sheet support, power supply, sustain pedal and a stack of music books in the front pocket.

The case is perfect and it fits the 76-keyboard well with little bit of room on each side. The bag is softly padded, zips around all the perimeter of the bag, includes shoulder strap. I recommend purchasing a leather shoulder strap of you plan on carrying it often, since the one came with is made out of vinyl and will most likely tear in the long run. The bag is light-weight and folds so that you can store it inside another bag when you're using your keyboard. This bag will protect your keyboard from dust and keep your accessories organized, just remember to store the keyboard flat on the surface whenever possible to prevent damage to your precious equipment.

We had an 88 key Yamaha electric piano that we needed a travel case for. This fit perfectly, nicely padded, and obviously makes it much easier to carry the keyboard and protects it.

I had been using a Gator 88 key soft case for my Nord Electro 73 but wanted something smaller and durable. The Nord case costs $$$. This case is very well constructed, and I expect it to hold up better than the Gator, of which the mesh attachment compartment was falling apart. I added some bubble wrap for additional keyboard protection and can now carry the keys, a small amp, and stand in one trip with a foldable hand truck.

Bough this to carry around a Yamaha I 455. Size is good, looks like can even hold a 88 key size unit. Looks good, material looks like water proof. The issue I have is that very little protection or padding. The zippers go all the way and are of good quality. But lack of a thick padding is a deal breaker for me. One should remember which way the front is (keys) and load and handle properly. Useful for carrying in a car and back, dont expect to load with other instruments without possible damage. Carry handles and long straps are of good quality. If one needs a bag for going to a lass and back good this is for you. Want something to carry your equipment for agig with other instruments and equipment - be careful how you load this bag