I shopped around and just wasn't satisfied with any other product until I found this bag. The Pulse bag is excellent, affordable, and satisfies my needs. I carry on average, a 22" ride, 16" crash, 14" crash, and hi-hats cymbals. On occasion, I will add my 17" crash/ride, and 10" crash and this bag still holds up well. Save your money and go with this one. I've had it over 6 months and it still looks & performs brand new.

Pretty good quality - I've had mine about 2 years and it's still in nice shape. It easily holds a 22" ride, 2 crashes, hi-hats, a full set of spare tom and snare heads, 5 pairs of sticks and a good bit of small misc. junk. The only negative I can think of is that there are no internal cymbal separators. For the price, this bag's hard to beat.

Ok, I don't normally even give pulse products a second glance since they're a beginner brand. I didn't really want to pay a ton for a bag, and definitely wanted to avoid the cost of a hard case. That proved to be a wise choice, as the Pulse Pro Cymbal Bag is extremely sturdy and well made. The separate pockets are nice and are roomy enough to put multiple cymbals in each. I use relatively heavy cymbals (Meinl MCS, Sabian B8 and a HEAVY Zildjian ride)and put a ride, 2 crashes, hats and a splash in most instances of use. It holds up fine and makes transporting cymbals a LOT easier and it also protects them from getting dinged or wet. This will NOT protect them if they get stepped on or something of the sort, but if that's not a problem... So, if you just want something to ease the trouble of transporting and somewhat protecting cymbals, this is a great choice, despite the cheapness... Go for it!

I bought this bag from this site 2 1/2 years ago and it's a little worn but still holding up very well, even with all the moving around I have done. I had apprehensions about getting a soft case but I couldn't afford a hard one at the time.

I am in no way regretting this bag. It's been a valuable asset to my transporting to play thing.

This bag has been out gigging with me for almost 2 years. It's been to more than 50 gigs, and shows no signs of quitting. As a percussionist I use this bag for one 16" hand-cymbal (middle pocket), one tambourine (front pocket), and a set of chimes (rear pocket). Sometimes if I'm not packing the chimes I load up 2 50' speaker cables in the back pocket... and it still holds its shape. Very sturdy. Zippers are solid. I am on this page today to buy another one for my drum kit. Don't think about it ... just buy it.