Jackson STD Gigbag KV/RR/KE/WR

So, I got this with an RR, and figured out that the guitar doesn't really fit in..I mean, it kinda does if you are willing to push here and there, and you have to be careful when you take the guitar out, sometimes it messes with the keys and gets out of tune..This wouldn't happen with a 20eu thomann gigbag (which are really great, but there isn't any for an RR) and yet this one costs 49eu..just because it says Jackson on it? No, it's definitely not worth the money IF it's for an RR (and I guess the King V does NOT fit either, but I ain't got a KV so I can't really say..But I'm almost pretty sure it wouldn't fit) I don't know about the other Jacksons. Therefore, it is reasonable if I would call the description misleading, since the RR bearly fits in there. As for the padding..not thick at all and you would expect a lot more from a 50eu gigbag.
Anyway, I decided to keep it and deal with it, since there isn't any other gigbag that would, at least barely, kinda fit the RR..Can't really use the case since I ride around with a motorcycle.
Pros:
- It's a gigbag that says Jackson on it
(yeap, the only one I could find)
Cons:
- Description says that RR models fit, but they don't really
- Not enough padding
- Expensive for what it offers

My old 00's style Ritter V case was way better than this. More substantial, more padding, and a much better fit. It wasn't designed for pointy bits though, so after 15 years, I had to pick up this Jackson gigbag.

And it's quite disappointing in comparison. Fairly flimsy, not much padding at all, and a terrible fit - they've went for a "one size fits none" approach here and it shows. My KV2s just about fit lengthwise which is fine but it doesn't feel secure because it's oversized widthwise. Not impressed.

If I could give it 2.5 stars, I would. Thomann's order process and shipping etc was top notch as usual though, even to a post-Brexit UK.