Ritter RBS7 Bari Sax Low-A MGB

I bought a cheap bari which came with an even cheaper low quality classic giant bari coffin, and I needed a better transport case.

This bag is cheap and perfectly does the job.
The quality of seams is very good, and so is the inside padding.

It comes with a little bag where you can store together the mouthpieces and necks, and put it in the pocket below the handle. More convenient for bulky/voluminous things.

The few cons are not really significant to most degrees, but here are some:
- The pocket below the handle uses a small piece of velcro, sometimes it's not enough and can easily detach itself (not significant due the inherent way you handle the bag, you are not going to turn it upside down. Additionally the pocket is small enough that most of the things you put in, won't easily slide due to friction)
- The pocket below the handle is pretty deep, which might mean that in some cases if you store something, it can slide to the bottom and then you have to put inside the whole length of your arm to recover it.

Overall, Outstanding price/quality

This bag is great value. It is very light, inexpensive and of good quality. It has many pockets for music/accessories and the low-A baritone sax sits in it nicely. However, I replaced it within 9 months with a Protec case. There were 2 reasons. Firstly, I wanted a case that gave more protection to the instrument, because I am not always very careful when putting it in the car. Secondly, I found it difficult to get the sax into the case because the sides of the case are very floppy. If you put the case on its side then you need to open it fully which is a bit awkward. If you try to put the case on its back and drop the sax in, the sides flop all over the place. So for me it wasn't ideal but maybe I just didn't get the hang of it. I gave it to a friend who is making good use of it and is happy with it. However, I wished I had bought a firmer one first time around.