Crossrock CRCS1 Case Saddle for Hard Guitar Case as backpack

Very well thought out design, with perfectly sized pockets, and solid quality, plenty of foam protection.

I got this to take my D28 to several bluegrass festivals for jam sessions and walking around, at no point was I in fear of the guitar slipping from my back. It is such a great thing for anyone who is going to be carrying their guitar to a gig or festival. I had a lot of people comment about how much they liked my guitar backpack! 12/10

Wish I could give zero stars. It’s a great idea. It’s a moderately adequate design. It’s a terrible build quality. The buckles and straps will not hold up to use. Having this break in the airport was an unexpected travel challenge. Some simple double stitching would make this thing durable.

I have been looking for years for an efficient way to convert any guitar case into a backpack. The Crossrock is superb. It works great on my biggest heaviest Calton fiberglass cases. It is well made and I believe it would fit almost any size hard shell guitar case. You will not be disappointed in this item.

Good design and comfortable to wear. However, one of the buckles was permanently installed upside down which prevents me from adjusting it while attached to the guitar. Seems like a quality control issue. A minor inconvenience but easily preventable.

I was unsure if they quality was good because it arrived in a bad way. However, the product worked as expected and is very helpful when carrying my guitar.

Well, was good while it lasted. Used this for 3 months about once a week or so to bring my guitar to work / practices and it was great. Loved being able to take my guitar in a hardshell with the backpack convenience of a gigbag. It held very securely and it was very comfortable to carry w/ the all adjustments and the padding. I will say the design of it looks a little funny - definitely got a few comments about how it looked like my guitar was wearing some kind of "special" underwear. Now the downside - it only lasted 3 months with pretty minimal use. I went to strap it up yesterday, and pulled on one of the straps to tighten it - instead of tightening, the stitches gave way and the strap came completely out. So - great idea, worked well for a while, but clearly not built to last. I may try to repair it myself, but more likely I'll just look at some competitor's products for something better made.

I was going to Cape Cod on a trip and wanted to take my guitar. I am 68 years old and found it a bit heavy to carry through the airport so I bought this. It worked so well! It was easy to attach to the Guitar case, and did not feel heavy at all on my back even though I have spinal stenosis. It was wonderful.