SKB ATA 22 Inch Cymbal Vault, Durable Roto-Molded Polyethylene Rolling Case with Handle, Wheels and Padded Dividers, Black

Outstanding protection in a solid, well-designed unit. I trust this thing to withstand anything

Excelllent case, very sturdy. Bought it for my son who's a drummer in NYC. He uses it there and all around the world. It's sturdy and durable. Amazon got it delivered within a few days of ordering it. It's awesome. Amazon is terrific!

Have a couple of grand tied up in cymbals yet keep them in a soft bag??? My son's high school band has a program where if you fund raise a portion of the money can be spent on music related item so this was what we picked this year. Best investment out there.

Great cymbal vault. Was able to store in over-head on plane too. Very well made, sturdy. Wheels and arm make it look just like a piece of luggage no issues getting on plane.

SKB tends to make well made products, and this falls right in line with other SKB products I've owned. The cymbal dividers are helpful, and the interior is spacious. Rolling in an out of venues is a snap and makes for a much more bearable load in and load out. It's also fairly slim, which is nice for conserving trunk space.

Very sturdy. I love the easy strap lock that allows easy removal and replacement of the cover. The wheels are also a great advantage.

Says "holds up to 8 cymbals" on the product page, that is a gross exaggerationThere's a protective rubber washer around the bolt in the middle of the case that is unnecessarily and prohibitively short, if you try to put more than 4 cymbals in this case they will be touching the bare threads of the bolt and you're risking damage.There are also only 4 padded dividers included so even if the case was capable of accommodating 8 cymbals without risking damage, it only comes with enough padding for 5I believe that the case is absolutely wide enough for 8 cymbals, but the peg, for absolutely no reason is 3 inches shorter than it could easily, and should be

Great product for transporting my cymbals. I think it’s pricey but worth the protection.