Protec Heavy Ready Series 22" Cymbal Bag with Shoulder Strap, Model HR230

I purchased this for both storage and light gigging, For the price it's a bargain and is actually sturdier than I thought it would be when I ordered it. There is more padding that an entry-level 20" bag that Zildjian sells, and this one holds 22" cymbals. I never gig with more than three rides and a pair of hats (no crashes), and usually have two rides and hats. This bag is perfect. I do wish it had a real pocket for hats, but that is not a show stopper considering that this bag runs thirty bucks (or did at the time that I purchased it.) There are no dividers, but the zipper seems as good as one can expect from a budget bag, and the bottom has a reinforcement that is external to the bag. That is a nice touch that will protect your cymbals if you accidentally drop the bag. I am pleased with mine, but would opt for something stronger if I were still gigging on a regular schedule.

I was very surprised when I got this, the quality was very high and construction the bottom of the bag had plenty of patting for setting the bag down, the strap seems sturdy and handles are really well made felt very close to a lot of big name brands, mine also did not come with the cymbal sleeves but I'm honestly not bummed about it I only use a 22' crash/ride, 20' trash crash and a set of 14' hats so I'm not worried about everything touching. I would recommend to all player groups.

Handles the heavy Zildjians. Does what it should.

I use this cymbal bag to store a pair of Zildjian 18" Viennese crash cymbals, as well as a Sabian 18" orchestral suspended cymbal. I added some extra layers of soft dividers to keep the cymbals separated in the bag, and it works very well. While it is advertised as being "heavy duty" and it certainly is a lot nicer than all of the other really cheap cymbal bags sold on Amazon, it remains to be seen how well it would hold up to being used on the road on a daily basis. For ensemble travel I still use the heavier hard cases, but in the concert hall this case is perfect for the percussionists. The extra pocket is great for storing the suspension strap, hand straps, and other small accessories.

Works great for my cymbal package. Plenty of room for my 20" ride, 18" and 2 16" crashes, 10" splash, 14" hats, 13" hats, and I can squeeze in my 18" china. I don't gig a lot, so it works for me.

This is exactly what I need for my Ravvast steel drums

The Protec Heavy Ready Series 22" Cymbal Bag (HR230) is sturdy and easy to carry with a padded shoulder strap and rugged nylon exterior. Fits 22" cymbals, includes a front pocket for accessories, and offers solid protection for rehearsals or gigs. The zipper quality was also great.

This is a nice bag. I didn't use it for a Cymbal. I bought it to put my nice wooden, round. Yahoo game so I can take it will me. It works great.

This bag is heavy duty bag with lots of padding and a hard plastic bottom protection. The bag has a pouch on the front for any drum sticks you have. I use this for my 22" Gong and gong mallet in the front, it fits perfectly and is great protection.

La funda está bien , tiene una acolchado bastante aceptable, sin embargo, no es excesivamente rígido el material, lo bueno es que tiene un refuerzo en la parte inferior que impide que el canto de los platos pueda deteriorar la costura. Trae un asa para transportar , y otra más alargada para colgarla al hombro, aunque los enganches son de plástico.

I've had a fair amount of cymbal bags over the years, and this bag is one of the best I've had. It's roomy and well padded and the bottom is reinforced and sturdy. It's a great product at a good price.

Good value and good quality!

Residente material, buen tamaño!