ChromaCast CC-CPB-BAG-20 . 20-Inch Padded Cymbal Bag

It might be possible but maybe not. It was a great deal for the price I paid, 20 dollars for a bag. I was disappointed to find out that it does not have a separate compartment for hi hat cymbals, or dividers to keep cymbals arranged separately. The padding seems moderately durable, but is relatively modest in size. In order to transport my DW Design Series bass drum, I purchased this case. The mount for the legs fits perfectly with it. As for the legs in the drum, I have not tried it. However, they fit well in the side pockets

While I gave the bag a five star review, that was based on my use of it The lack of features that I am accustomed to doesn't mean that I would rate it very high as a cymbal bag however, at its cost point, it might be a good choice if that is what you need.

Thalia Glover

| May 23, 2021

My practice space at home has not been used beyond my practice space yet. The material and construction are not impressive. As a result, I don't see this surviving the rigors of gigging or for that matter, just using it on a daily basis. I would just spend the extra $11 on something more sturdy if you plan to use it on your kit in a rehearsal spot. Otherwise, you'll probably be fine with it where it is and on your practice floor. (I have also purchased the 24" bag. Even though it's better quality, it won't be moved out of the practice space and will only be used as a cymbal storage unit).

Miles Dougherty

| May 06, 2021

The bags I own are only designed for 22 inch cymbals, however, and I bought a 24 inch Wuhan China cymbal. With a 26 inch Gong already in my possession, I decided to buy the bag to match. Bags are usually bigger than instruments, so I decided to take the plunge. I received my order in a timely and accurate manner. In the end, I was right, I can travel with my Gong in its bag and no longer have to store it in its box. As you might have guessed, this isn't a travel bag for heavy loads. If I was taking it on a flight or train, I wouldn't do it. I take my car to gigs (though with COVID-- The purpose of 19 gigs has dwindled) is what the device is meant for. Approximately 8 inches deeper than the bag and running the full width of it is the zipper pouch. There are two zippers in the single compartment that help close and open it. It appears to be well made, and the handles are sturdy. I rarely use the shoulder strap, but it appears to be very.

Haisley BIBI

| Aug 05, 2020

I bought it for $6 when I purchased it. That was a year ago. Prices have gone up since then. When I bought it, I stuck it on my floor tom and left it there. A new kit, which went on my new floor tom, eventually replaced that one. The package was filled with a couple more pairs of shoes Despite this, not much movement occurred. There was no moving at all after that, so it only lasted one A hole was found in the bottom outer pocket of the jacket It has since been sown and will be used in the future. Clearly, it is disappointing to find that hole. But I find that it is able to do what I need it to. As for the price, I can't complain since it is cheaper than other bags costing approximately $20. On my floor toms, I have trouble getting it to hang the way I'd like, but it is the only bag I have owned, so it might be normal or just my fault. One of the reasons I don't move it all that much is due to this. All that being said, I cannot recommend this item to one who requires.

Edith Moreno

| Dec 01, 2020

I have owned the bag for about a year and it is in very good condition. The device received heavy use for a few months and held up just fine. It's in great condition, with no tears or snagged zippers. The large snare bag fits a ride, a couple crash cymbals, and a couple hihats without any problems or lack of This bag isn't very padded, nor does it have a lot of dividers, but then again, that's not what you're paying for. Choosing a basic, well-designed home is a good idea This bag will work for you if you are looking for a well-made cymbal bag at an affordable price.

Arturo Ingram

| Jan 12, 2021

My son lost the first stuck bag I purchased for him and I am purchasing a second one for him. That's not good. After my first purchase, I bought something less expensive the second time. Since this one fits into his backpack, it's a bit smaller than the other. That was not the case with the first. There is plenty of space to store several sticks and mallets, and the zipper works well. I hope that this holds up and we don't lose it.

Cali Dawson

| Jul 03, 2021

It makes no sense to pay a ton of money for something just to store cheap cymbals stationary when I can buy a nicer case for the same price. My gator cases are much better for the money. Both the material and the zipper appear to be durable. The case in which I currently keep seven cymbals contains seven of them. Those cases seem overkill to me, but they fill the need nicely, allowing dust and dirt to be easily kept out. I will try to update as I use the cases more in terms of lifetime storage in.

Raul Underwood

| Dec 30, 2020

The drum sticks can stay in the same case which is really convenient if I have my dun dun and talking sticks. Despite the fact that it's about 2" in diameter! Short in length for my Dun Dun drum sticks, it makes them more You can't easily lose them when they are not popping out of the bag. The zipped files are enclosed in a zip file. In my bag, I even have my Djembe stick. You will not have to worry about them falling.

Hattie Robertson

| Mar 23, 2021