Crossrock Saddle For Hard Guitar Case As Backpack (Crcs1)

Looks even better in real life than in the picture. I love it!

I have imagined this since learning to play guitar. Keep the protection of a hard case and add the ease of carry with backpack straps. Adjust it for whatever instrument you need to carry at that time. Mine is holding up well to frequent use. Got a broken handle? This saddle is your answer.

This is a GREAT CASE at a very reasonable price for the quality! It arrived quickly and well packaged via FedEx. I was very impressed with the quality and workmanship of this case. The resonator body of my banjo fits snuggly into the soft plush liner very securely. My banjo is also a drop-neck and fits with plenty of room. This case is hefty at around 10 lb. and has a nice leather covered shell. It has 5 antique latches which one locks with a key if you choose to lock it. There are also brass supports on one side and also on the edge to protect the case when setting it down. The handle is well balanced and nicely covered with leather. Feels good in hand with banjo in it. There is a very large accessory compartment inside which is large enough to carry all your travel accessories. This case is so nice I almost wanted to buy a new banjo to go in it! Lol! Great attention to detail. It even has a riveted bronze manufacturer nameplate. Can’t imagine needing or wanting a better case! That said, buy one, you won’t be sorry! Cheers!!! Jerry

I recently purchased a Gretsch Streamliner 2627 guitar and needed to purchase a case for it. The Gretsch branded cases had mixed reviews and seemed to be overpriced for the quality of the case. After significant research, I rolled the dice on this case in tweed, based on the positive reviews and my experience with Amazon’s generous return policy. I was not disappointed! The case fits this guitar perfectly! The Bigsby tremolo needs to be folded for the guitar to fit properly, but that is standard operating procedure with a Bigsby. The fit is snug, but doesn’t require the addition of any extra padding, towels, etc to keep it from “flopping around” inside the case. If you have a double cutaway, semi-hollow bodied, full size Gretsch, I’d say this case will do the job for a reasonable price. I’d bet the black version of the case has the same fit, but I do not know for sure. I thought the tweed was a nice look for this style of guitar. The case seems well padded. The neck is properly supported. The clasps are solid and secure. The exterior of the case seems sturdy. No complaints. Hopefully it holds up well over time.

I got one of these cause I often walk to church with my guitar in a hard case. This makes it more mobile. It works great but one thing I don't like is it is kind of a pain to put on the hard case. Even with that it was a good investment.