Gator Cases Heavy-Duty Speaker Tote Bag for Compact 12" Speaker Cabinets, Fit...

Super sturdy build. Zippers are solid, velcro holds tight, seams are strong. The only thing I would love to see is a bit more padding in the bottom of the bag, but my speakers don't look any worse for wear. They give you a decent sized pocket to stow cables, which is nice! Super easy access and doesn't add much weight to carry. If anything this makes carrying your speakers a breeze. Nice ergonomics compared to the handles on your speaker. Great value for sure.

I've never had a bad Gator Case. From their line of hard cases to soft cases, cymbals, amps, mixers, keyboards, guitars, I trust Gator. Some of my soft cases are over 10 years old and they haven't frayed or have the handles fall off. This 8" case was for a Cool Music 80watt speaker/amp. Although my amp is a wedge, it fits perfectly with 3" inside to store cords or my wireless kit for the speaker. You get what you pay for. Go buy it! It's worth the price than the cheap ones out there.

Love holds all my mic

Small powered speakers don't typically get scratched and scraped when in use up on a tripod, the battle scars occur mostly during transport and storage. I have four QSC K10's. The 2nd pair via a special promotion came with free K-Totes and still look new 5 years later. The first pair, although very well cared for were starting to show a bit of wear, so I recently bought a pair of the less expensive Gator bags to protect them. Here's my direct side-by-side comparison: Pro's: Sized correctly, gets the job done, and are less expensive than the very nice QSC bags Con's: Not as well padded or as softly lined as the QSC. Lacks the top access flap of the QSC that allows you to grab the top handle of the speaker (a feature I rarely use with the QSC bags, but others might miss it more than myself) The zippers are a bit heavier duty on the QSC, but the ones on the Gator's seem to be adequate. Both bags feature sturdy carrying straps which are more-or-less identical. The exterior pocket is the same size on either bag, big enough to store the power cable but not much more (grrr). Double the size would be far better as then you could also store a 50' audio cable. The QSC has a longer Velcro strip on the pocket flap. Verdict: The Gator bag is perfectly adequate, but the QSC K-Tote is a bit better all around. If you are carrying $150 Harbingers (yuck) and want to keep them looking nice than the Gator makes more sense. If your speakers cost $600+ each and are frequently transported, then you might want to pay for the extra margin of protection that the QSC bags provide. I decided to keep this pair of the Gators, certainly good enough, no specific concerns.

Strong and a perfect fit for my JBL PRX 915.

This, like most Gator products, is a well made speaker bag. Big durable zippers, thick Cordura type fabric, very reasonably priced! Unfortunately, it was far too big for my JBL Eon-712. The next size down, for 12 inch speakers, was too small (not even close to be able to zip closed). Keep this in mind if you’re looking for a cheaper alternative to JBL’s tailor made ones specific for their 712’s.

Very hood quality. Heavy Duty cases. Work well for my JBL PRX815 speakers.

Seems durable and rugged but ultimately time will tell. Used with Yamaha DXR12mkii. The fit is a little loose but that is to be expected with third party universal bags. I appreciate the pocket and handle.