SNIGJAT49 Key Keyboard Case Soft, Piano Bag with Padded Pockets for Instrument Parts and Accessories, Waterproof Keyboard Bag with Handle and Adjustable Shoulder Straps (Interior: 33.5"x 12.4"x3.9")

I bought a Yamaha CK88 to play in my new Dad Band because it weighs 30lbs and my back ain't what it used to be in my 20s when I gigged regularly. The lightest case I owned for an 88 key board weighed as much as the keyboard itself. Just for carrying my keyboard to amd from my guitarist's house for practice, this thing is FANTASTIC. I LOVE the backpack straps...they make it effortless to get up and down the basement steps. Pockets are plenty big enough for my pedals and cables. It literally fits the Yamaha CK88 like a glove...like it was made for it. Wouldn't trust it for ANY physical protection but I have a hard shell gator case for that when I need it.

It not only fit my Alesis Prestige Artist perfectly, but the side pockets were also big enough to fit the triple piano pedal (which is pretty big) and other accessories. Seems to be well made. I expect this to last.

Works perfect and great price . Well padded for protection

The case is very sturdy, thick, balanced, and well-padded which makes transporting a keyboard comfortable and safe. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because there is not a pocket wide enough to carry the music stand, so that had to be carried separately. It would be great if the center pocket were a few inches wider to accommodate the music stand.

Yes This case fits my Yamaha ck88 Keyboard perfectly and offers protection from damage and makes it easier to carryor transport from one point to another. I/m pleased with its construction and price and its three pockets makes it convenient to carry the foot pedal and electric cord and manual as well. Will buy again if need toAl

Good product. Met my expectations. Would recommend to a friend.

Third one ordered

My Roland Ax Edge fits in this with plenty room to spare. (Just add some foam or stuff a bit of fabric in the voids between instrument & the walls of the case to stabilize it) It's ability to be carried vertical with backpack-like straps makes this great for a Keytar that's not necessarily the best weight distribution when carried horizontal. (Like any guitar or bass... I have always tended towards getting the travel case with a single shoulder strap at minimum) The Ax Edge coming in at just about 4 feet tall (or long) can make finding a case to fit difficult, but this one came through!