Pedi Niteflash Superlite Pro Violin Case Red

I haven’t used the case a lot yet, but I know I will enjoy the lightness! My shoulder rest, humidifier, and tuner fit in the bottom compartment. My rosin and cloth fit in the top compartment. It holds 2 bows if I turn the top bow around. Very snug fit for the violin after it’s in the bag. I think that will be ok because then it won’t jiggle around. There is no flap over where the zippers come together, as some pictures used to show. For someone who cannot lift much weight, I think this case will work out nicely. A folder of music fits in the pouch in the back, but not a notebook.

I recently purchased the Pedi Violin Case and I am extremely impressed with its quality and features. The case is lightweight and sturdy, with a contoured design that fits the violin perfectly.

Another aspect of this case that I appreciate is the reflective strip along the edges. This provides added safety when carrying the case at night, as the strip can reflect car lights and make it more visible. The backpack straps are also a great touch, making it more comfortable to carry the case on my shoulders.

Finally, I appreciate that the case is water-resistant, with a waterproof lining in the zippers to prevent rain from seeping in. This level of attention to detail makes me confident that my instrument is protected and secure.

In conclusion, I highly recommend the Pedi Violin Case to anyone in the market for a new case. It is a protective and durable case that has been thoughtfully designed with the needs of violinists in mind.

This is almost the perfect case. The shoulder rest compartment fits my Wolf primo forte, and the other compartment can fit my rosin, chalk, extra mute, etc. The music pouch at the back fits 8.5x11 prints just fine. The shoulder straps are comfortable, the design is compact, the bow holder spinners are fine. It is SO LIGHTWEIGHT.

My main issue is the size of the violin compartment. It's...snug. So much so that I thought it was a 3/4 size case at first. I asked everyone I know if they think it'll be unsafe, and the consensus is a skeptical "no, it should be fine". So I decided to keep it because I'm so happy with it generally, and my violin is suspended very well, at least. And the first thing I did was kneel on top of the lid and test how much weight it could take. I believe them when they say you could stand on this case.

The part where the tip of the bow sits is a bit too roomy, so my bow has a lot of room to bang around on the sides. I've taken to putting my cleaning cloth in that part so there's some padding.

Just a bit more room and this would be a 5 star case.

Very well made and protective, worth spending the additional cost of this mid priced case, purchased for air travel. Should do fine in overhead, and not scratch or show abrasion when stuffed in with heavy luggage, unlike the shiny composite cases. Regal plush/quilted interior with just enough room for rosin, cleaning cloth and non collapsing Kun shoulder rest. Comes with very securely fastened exterior music pouch that could carry items not able to fit inside the case. Supplied with a cloth sleeve for the violin (that isn't shown in the online description) that offers more protection than a conventional blanket. Violin fit is very snug and doesn't have neck block attachment adjustability- my violin back is 358mm and wouldn't fit this case if it were longer. Ordered the green case, and the color is nicer than I expected, closer to olive. Hope it's reasonably water resistant, and I've found a Pedi branded waterproof cover to purchase if needed.

This seemed to be the best I could find of the lightest weight, which was my priority. The removable music bag is too small for most of the music I play, and I think I'd be happier with the kind of storage that is permanent, just one layer of material that zips open. There is no way within the case to store my supply of strings. The case fits my current bow, but only if I store it with the hair ribbon facing down, which is not a big deal, but another quartet of an inch in length would have give more flexibility. Also, my chin rest is over-the-tailpiece, and a bit high for the restraint attached to the lid of the case. I wish I could just remove it, but it doesn't look like that can be done neatly. No shoulder strap. I'd have liked a little more storage space: tuning fork, rosin, sewing kit, (I don't use a shoulder pad, thankfully!) Sounds like a lot of complaints! But I'm glad to have the case. Due to the pandemic, I'm not using it much at all. I like the case enough to think that I will be able to adapt when I start running around again. I know I'll be happy about its weight!