Gator Cases Protechtor Series 5 piece Padded Drum Bag Set for Standard Kits; 22" Kick, 12” Tom, 13” Tom, 16” Tom, 14” Snare (GP-STANDARD-100)

I have been using these cases for a little more than a year. I have been transporting my drum set to different venues (outdoor, indoor, studio, etc.) and they still work and look great. I use them regularly and I haven’t had any problems. Zippers work like new, straps without tearing everything is till working like new. Now, I do not recommend these cases if you’re traveling overseas or outside the country by plane since they are soft cases. Hard cases would do the job. Great product!

So far so good! Durable, very easy to haul. Only issue is it CAN be difficult to get the drums in the bags. You have to figure out our to angle them and then like pants you work them up until they’re in correctly. After figuring that out, though, I’ve had no issues! Straps seem to be holding up well!

Nice set of bags for the money. Everything fit nicely. I bought an additional icon series bag under the assumption my 14x8 snare would not fit in a 14x5.5 bag but it did actually fit with just a little effort. It is a snug fit but a bigger snare will in fact fit in the 14x5.5 bag.

This is the Fifth "Gator Protector Series" bag I have purchased and use for my current working Drum kit. Two of the bags have been in use for more than two years and the other about 8 months, after wearing out older bags of a different brand. I purchased this particular bag for my Kick Drum after the good service I've had with my Toms and Snare bags. Decent padding and Zippers. I recommend you go up one size on your Bass Drum and Toms with legs or mounts, just for the ease of packing and unpacking. My Mounted Tom is a 12" and I use a snare stand with it and it has no mounts or holes. If it had any kind of mount or suspension system I would definitely go with a 13". The folding legs on my 22" Kick Drum slide in much easier in the 24" case and the little extra room seems to offer a little more protection, even just from the extra space around the drum. It also seems to allow a little more ventilation around the drums if I've been in a humid environment. My drums work anywhere from 3 to 6 days a week and live in my van. They get hauled in all at once and strapped on a cart, so they are never "babied". So far these bags are doing their job and seem well worth the money. I have an old, high dollar snare drum that got carried in an older hard Fiber Case, with no padding. So I put it in the bag, then in the hard case. Works great. I can also recommend using some Zipper Lubricant that you can find here on Amazon, that looks like a Chapstick and lightly lubricate the Zippers about once a year. My Bags have gotten damp several times and it just keeps the zippers working smoothly. I also leave the Zipper open about 4 to 6 inches if my drums are going to be sitting in the Van for more than a couple of days. It just seems to allow moisture to keep from building up if you are constantly in and out of indoor, outdoor, hot and cool environments. I haven't had any rust on my drum hardware, but I have noticed some appearing on my stands that are in a hard rolling case of another brand. So, it's best to allow the drums a little ventilation if you have been in that type of environment to prevent trapped moisture. I will be buying more of these bags as I need them, and probably going to replace my old cymbal bag very soon.

It fits my Ddrum 8” tom, with the mount, like a glove. I wouldn’t tour with it but, for around town and weekend gigs, it’s perfect. Not as thickly padded as I’d hoped but for the money, it’s well worth it.

If you can afford the hard cases, go with those. But these are great quality.

I used to travel a lot with my drums without any cases. Just threw them in the truck and unloaded when I got to the gig. Wow, I didn't know what I was missing. The cases make it so much easier to travel with your drums. Each case has its own strap, so you can easily sling it over a shoulder. This will turn 4 trips from the truck into 1 or 2. These are also great cases for storing your drums. They are nice cases, so they will protect your drums over time if you need to stash them. I got these for my Yamaha stage custom standard 5-piece. This case fits the following sizes: -14" snare -12",13",and 16" toms -22" bass drum I actually fit my yamaha snare and 13" piccolo snare in the same case. They don't look like it at first, but there's more room than you think in the cases. They do fit snugly to the toms and bass drum, but I found a little extra room for my piccolo. If you have a fusion kit, look to see if they have a set in your sizes. This is for the standard sizes I listed above, but fusion kits are more popular now, with the 10" tom, so make sure you get the right sizes. ***Pros :) -Sturdy cases. Protects drums from dust, weather, moisture -Straps make them easy to carry ***Cons :( -None that I can think of

I love the bag but had to return it. I have a 18" floor tom with my Pearl set and the standard travel bag sets never allow you to pick the sizes for the actual kit you have, but I ended up purchasing a travel set that usual 16" floor Tom and the travel bag I have by the same company is satisfactory. The bags are awesome and you can rest assure that my kit doesn't get damaged during the weekly transport of my kit to my gigs. I highly recommend the bag for the drums.

A pesar de ser solamente tela son de buena calidad, los materiales son resistentes y los acabados son buenos, protegen muy bien la batería además de que hacen que sea mas fácil de transportar.

Durable material and value for the money.

Awesome

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