Detail 01
Sized for 11 in.
Matches the quinto, the smallest of the three standard congas. Head diameter is the number that has to match, not the shell height.

Independent shopping perspective
A padded bag for a single 11 in. conga. For a player who already gigs and needs the drum protected in a car or van.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Matches the quinto, the smallest of the three standard congas. Head diameter is the number that has to match, not the shell height.
Detail 02
MEINL's upper bag tier rather than a basic cover — built for repeated loading and unloading, not just dust protection.
Detail 03
Padding absorbs bumps and scuffs. It will not resist crushing weight stacked on top of it.
Detail 04
Hides scuffs and road dirt better than lighter colors on a bag that lives in a vehicle.
Detail 05
A real share of a conga's value. Worth it on a drum you gig with, hard to justify on a practice-only instrument.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. This is sized for an 11 in. drum. A conga bag has to match head diameter closely, so an 11.75 in. or 12.5 in. drum needs its own size.
That is the quinto, the smallest and highest-pitched of the standard congas. The 11.75 in. conga and 12.5 in. tumba are the larger two.
No. A padded bag handles car transport and storage. For checked baggage or freight, use a hard case — soft padding will not survive stacking.
Conga bags are cut to go over the drum with its rim and lugs in place. Remove any mounted stand hardware or accessories before packing.
Reference
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