CordobaDeluxe Tenor Ukulele Gig Bag

Very sturdy, and easy to carry, my daughter loves it for her Cordoba concert size ukelele, this bag is just one or two inches bigger than another brand, perfect for the Cordoba brand or if you don't want to be very tight.

Quality is exceptional — the best gig bag I've ever seen; puts all others to shame. Padding is 1.5cm thick on all sides, and the case seems to have some sort of armature or stiff structure underneath the outer fabric. Maybe it's just cardboard; I don't know. It's no hard case, but your uke is VERY well protected in this thing.The outer fabric is extremely rugged and water-resistant. Zippers are sturdy. With a satiny charcoal gray exterior, this bag is unique enough that it's easy to spot in a pile of other cases but not so much that it calls attention to itself.I had a heck of a time trying to find a gig bag for my Córdoba 15CFM uke — most were too small in concert size but too loose in tenor. I tried gig bags by Gator, Road Runner, Ibanez, and many other brands before finally throwing in the towel and forking out for this "proprietary" gig bag by Córdoba itself. I'm glad I spent the extra money. This one is so, so worth it, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy another if I ever needed to.

Nice gig bag. I have a Tenor Cordoba Ukulele and it fits just a bit snug but I really like it. Of course it is a gig bag and not a hard case so I wouldn't feel comfortable with checking it in as luggage at the airport but should be great for normal gigging around town or car transport. Just make sure that this is the right size for your ukulele. The lining inside the case is very squishy and giving and for my tenor Cordoba, it doesn't just fit automatically in the case. I do have to gently squeeze and manipulate it in and then tug a bit to pull the lid to where I can zip it up. It does fit but just barely and I am careful when tucking it in around the tuning keys. Bottom line is for me, I am happy with this gig bag. I will leave the specs on my ukulele and I would suggest to look for another gig bag if your instrument is larger than mine.My Cordoba 20TM-CE.........Total length is 26 1/2 inches long. Width is 9 1/8 inches wide. Depth is 3 1/8 inches.

I really like this bag so far. The padding is a nice thickness and I feel that my ukulele will be very protected in this bag. I would definitely measure your tenor ukulele because the fit was snug. Mine is 26 inches long and 8 3/4 wide at its widest point. There is a little give, but not much. Maybe a quarter of an inch to a half. I don’t know if over time the inside padding may compress. I will update my review if I notice anything. The outside is very well built and is my sturdiest soft case I own, but just for information, the color is more of a dark grey/silver color. The pocket up front is nice, but the zipper isn’t as smooth as I would like it to be. It wasn’t enough for me to take off a star though. This case is built very well for the price. I haven’t taken my ukulele anywhere in it yet, but I’m taking a road trip in a couple of months and will do my best to update my review.

This Cordoba concert ukulele bag is impressive in looks and function. I read other reviews stating the fit is too tight. I did not find that to be a problem. My concert Cordoba fits perfectly. The padding is great and I am secure traveling with this bag. I feel it's a good value for the money.UPDATE!!! Just wanted to share an experience I had with this bag. My ukulele was laying flat on the floor in front of an large amplifier that had a smaller but still a good sized and very heavy amplifier. Someone was playing an electric guitar and was plugged into the top amp. They walked too far and the top amp fell hard on top of my ukulele in the bag. It was a scary, as I was sure it would, at the very least, be cracked. But when I opened the Deluxe Cordoba bag, there wasn't a scratch, dent or anything on my instrument. I'm even more thrilled to have this bag.

Arrived in just two days. The case is excellant. The material on the outside is pretty rugid. Thick, soft padding on the inside. I've had one for about 2 years and I liked it so much that when I got another tenor uke, I didnt hesitate to buy another. It has held up very well and the new one is just the same. At first, the fit is very tight. The uke will have to be pressed into place but not so much that its worrisome. After a few months, the uke will fit better. Over time I found that the padding on the inside conforms to the uke. So which ever uke you use it for will be a tight fit at first and over a month or two it will become a perfect fit.

I like the look and feel of this bag, which fits my Cordoba 15CM beautifully. Compared to the Road Runner gig bag I bought earlier, which cost twice as much and doesn't have as much padding, I would feel much more comfortable putting this gig bag in the overhead compartment of an airplane, or any other place it might get jostled about.I only had some very minor disappointments.1. Size of the outer pocketIn the picture, it looked like the outside pocket was larger (see how the top of the pocket in the seller's picture goes up to the middle of the handle, while in actuality, the top of the pocket sits just at the bottom of the handle) I was really hoping a Hal Leonard method book would fit in the pocket, but I knew that was a long shot, even if the pocket was the size in the seller's picture. I took a picture of the bag next to a method book for scale. This bag won't even hold the much smaller Hal Leonard Ukulele Chord Finder book, which my Road Runner gig bag can hold. (I also took a picture of the chord finder book peeking out of the pocket.) Still, it holds my accessories just fine.2. Perhaps too much padding around the headstock?I'm a little worried about accidentally turning the tuning keys when I take my ukulele in and out of this bag. A minor annoyance, but might be worth it for the extra protection.3. The zipper doesn't seem as durable as the one on my Road Runner bag, but it doesn't seem like a cheap zipper either.Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase.