Gibraltar GHTB Hardware Transparent Bag With Wheel
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- •Gibraltar GHTB Hardware Transparent Bag With Wheel
Gibraltar GHTB Hardware Transparent Bag With Wheel
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.9
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Professional Grade
Hamp•July 18, 2018
Professional Grade!
Five Stars
james from Illinois•July 7, 2018
great bag no problems after a year
Was good for a little over a 18 months and then ...
Amazon Customer•July 22, 2017
Was good for a little over a 18 months and then huge tear occurred in it that I no longer can use it. Did nothing out of the ordinary except put drumset hardware in there. I have yet to find a proper hardware bag that doesn't fall apart after one year.
Two Stars
Heather Graser•April 1, 2017
Had the bag 4 months and it ripped. I don't carry heavy stands. : (
Lost with only one handle
TCap•February 13, 2015
I doubt if this bag was designed by a drummer. I gave it two stars because it only has one handle and its located on only one end of the bag. Try lifting it with all your hardware in it to get it on top of you Rock and Roller cart. Yeah its got wheels that's great but if you are using a cart to move your drums around its awkward trying lift it on top of the cart. It needs two handles one on each end. Secondly, it needs a couple of more pockets.
Gibraltar said they would sew one on if I sent it back and paid for postage both ways, Try and find another box wasnt easy. What I did was make my own handle with a piece of webbing I had. I'm surprised, Gibraltar usually makes good gear. Well, you get what you pay for.
Gibraltar said they would sew one on if I sent it back and paid for postage both ways, Try and find another box wasnt easy. What I did was make my own handle with a piece of webbing I had. I'm surprised, Gibraltar usually makes good gear. Well, you get what you pay for.
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