Bodega Blue Sonoma Coast Ukulele Case

Sturdy and my ukulele fits beautifully in it now I have no worries about it. It's beautiful in the color and I like the generous pockets. A friend tuned my ukulele since I bought it at a thrift store and love my case so much he plans on ordering one for his guitar from you. I plan on ordering the strap that goes with this case. I'm also planing to purchase one of your concert ukulele' s I'm just not sure which on I like more.

This ukelele case is relatively lightweight, yet thickly-padded inside, including a padded support for under the uke neck. Between the two exterior, zippered cases, there's plenty of room to carry uke acessories. I feel confident my Hawaiian-made, solid koa ukulele is well-protected! Love the back-pack straps on the back and the padded carry-handle. Very pleased with this product.

I will add that the "Bodega Blue" color on this uke case is darker than the online picture depicts. Not a problem for me, I still love the color! Well-done, Kala!!

This will accommodate a Bruce Wei 8-string. Ash was most helpful in providing requested info. Please read detailed review under Tweed Archtop Case.

Well made and very practical. The pockets are nice to have.

This Sonoma bag really is a good case as it is sturdier than other soft-side cases that come with an instrument. It is not as solid as the Kala Transit bag - I have both. I got the Transit when I picked up my custom electric a couple years ago and I got this Sonoma last month for my 5-string. I expected the Sonoma to be exactly like the Transit but the sides are less rigid. To be clear: both cases are equally padded, but the Sonoma is a less stiff form - it feels like the side surround of the Transit has a rigid plastic liner in addition to the padding so perhaps a little more protection. I prefer the Transit but believe that anyone would truly be happy with either case. Ultimately, if you're deciding between the two, I recommend going with the layout of the accessory pockets and the straps. Notice that the Transit has one large pocket and the Sonoma has two: one medium and one small.

Also, the Sonoma has a double strap so you can carry this as a back pack as opposed to the Sonoma with one strap to carry sling-style.