Fender FE610 Electric Guitar Gig Bag, Black, with a Comfortable Two-Piece Handle

Looked everywhere to see if this fit a squire affinity telecaster and the reviews were unclear.I took a punt and can confirm it fits that guitar perfectly. Snug and padded for protection without overly squashing the guitar. Seems a reasonably splash proof outer lining.Also the pocket on the front is handy, I use it to store picks, a fender mustang micro and tuning device.As this is an entry level/budget version I was pleasantly surprised that it not only protects the guitar but manages to keep all the bits together and ready to use.

good cheap gig bag, not the most protective but its not a hard case so what would you expect ? works well

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this gig bag as it's always a bit of leap of faith ordering something like this online, but it's very nice. I bought it for my 12 string Jazzmaster which of course has an offset body shape. This means it's a bit snug near the zip around the handle area of the bag but is a good fit. The shoulder straps are a bit tight so that's my reason for 4 stars. The front pocket isn't very deep but you could store strings and a strap there with no problem.

Delivery was slow but the quality of the bag made it worth the wait. Packing was excellent, it was packed in a large cardboard carton, this meant it hadn't been folded which would have ruined the bag with creases. Overall a great quality bag at a reasonable price and fits the mini strat very well.

This guitar bag is very well padded and fits my fender mustang perfectly. The mustang has a shorter neck than most other guitars so be careful when purchasing. For example my fender strat is too big for it. But this is a top quality made guitar bag and very pleased with my purchase.

This one looks and feels really nice, much better than a cheaper look of most other gig bags I've seen in this price range (~£30). My G&L Tribute M2000 fits just fine and feels safe enough for what a gig bag can offer for carrying it around.As others mentioned, the pocket could be a bit bigger for A4 paper/books but otherwise provides probably just the minimum space you need for the gigs in your local area.Another thing, the straps (which are really comfy and well padded) are positioned about the middle of the bag, which makes the neck stick out rather high above your head when you wear it on your shoulders. It is comfortable to carry, but you will have a hard time going through doorways with the bag on your back - will have to take it down into your hand when inside, or squat through every doorway - however, it's easy to forget and get your bass neck hit.

It's a very, very good guitar case, unfortunately it was short for my gitar but it's gonna fit all regular size electric guitars. I think mine is a bit longer than regular ones that's why I had to return it but I would definitely keep it if it's fit.

The good parts - it's a sturdy, well made case for the price.The not so good - I recently bought the Squier Jazzmaster XII. My gigging days are behind me, so I just wanted a budget case to protect the new guitar from little hands and general dust and bumps. I put it in this new case and it didn't even get close. Fair enough, the headstock on those guitars is huge, but it is a short scale neck. Anyway, I thought no worries - I'll swap it with the case I have for my Jaguar. The Jaguar didn't fit in this bag either. After a lot of swapping around I can just about squeeze my Mustang in this case, which is crazy because Mustangs are pretty small in general guitar terms.So, given the general rise in popularity for Fender offset guitars in recent years, it seems mad that a Fender branded case won't fit them. It's too short and too tight at the waist end.I've kept it for the Mustang but be aware you won't get an offset body in there.