Gator Cases Protechtor Series Lightweight Padded Electronic Drum Kit Bag with Adjustable Interior Padding, Tow Handle, and Wheels - Large 36" x 16" x 16" Interior (GP-EKIT3616-BW)

This is a must have! I bought a Roland, five-piece, electronic drum set. It all fit perfectly. You can adjust the sleeves inside, it's velcro. It has wheels, I folded my stand and high hat, the rest all went in the bag. I am cheap and hated to spend the money, but so glad I did. As a female drummer, this makes it perfect for me to travel to shows, it's got wheels, fits in my Jeep. Love it!

Purchased this for my son's first gig. Has a Roland Vad306 kit. Reading other reviews, it does have plenty of room for his kit. Plenty of partitions to keep things separated and spaced. The picture on Amazon of it having a luggage handle is a lie - it has wheels and a strap to pull it. That works pretty well.But, the bag as a soft spine... Feels firm, but any real weight will make thr bag buckle and sag. So, I built a 36x16x16 pvc Frame. Used 1/2 inch piping and connectors. If you measure correctly, it fits perfect. It add a little weight, but it definitely feels more secure and safe for traveling around. And, you can put things on top of the case without worrying about crushing the equipment. Pvc ran me about 30 bucks and about 30 minutes cutting, but well worth it.I'll update this as we use it more....

This case works great to pack up my Alesis Strike Pro set. All drums and cymbals fit in with separators. I can even put my snare stand in there.Only negative is that it could use a handle on both sides to use when you’re lifting it in my Jeep. If you’re not strong you’ll need help!I had an issue with one of the wheels and their customer service was outstanding!!

I use this case for transporting my electronic drum kit. Holds everything ( but the rack!) nicely. Side pockets for miscellaneous stuff. Sides could be a little stiffer, but not really an issue.

This fits my entire Roland drum kit in except for stands and rack. Excellent!

Used it a few times and it does what it should. Very well made and thought out. Wheels are nice.

My Roland TD-30 KV-PRO fits perfectly (except for the Bass Drum and the sound module). The fabric is thick and rigid with good quality stitches and zippers. The bag should be resistent enought to last several years. Also, the padding of the bag as well as of the separators is thick enough to provide good protection to the equipment.Up to that point I was giving 5 starts. However I removed 2 stars for the following 3 reasons:1) - I was disapointed (as many other) to realize that my bag did not include the telescopic handle as shown on the picture. However, I suspect it would have broken after just a few use (unless it was of extremely good quality) considering the heavy weight of my TD30.2) - The underside of the bag is not rigid enough and it tends to curve while being carried on its wheels. It curves so much that you have to lift the bag quite hight to prevent the underside from rubbing on the ground. However, I noticed the lining at the bottom of the bag can be removed (with a zipper). So I will add a sheet of plywood or a metal sheet to strengthen it.3) - Finally, because of first 2 points, the bag is a little too expensive for what it is.Verdict: This seems to be the only bag available for TD-30 / TD-20 and it does the job. So, even if it's a little too expensive, you should not hesitate to buy it to proctect your gear that is worth a lot more.

I needed something to pack all my Alesis Strike pro drums because I'm moving. I was able to fit all 5 drums and 5 cymbals and cables. These are open case and closed case pictures. The wheels make it easy to move around. (For the rack and hardware I used a GoHimal golf travel bag with wheels because it was the only case I could find that was long enough to fit the length of the rack sections which are 48" long.)