Rockboard Pedalboard w. Gig Bag TRES 3.0

You get what you see when you order this product. The gig is sort of flimsy, but that's what you get for a lightweight that is easy to carry around.

This bag might not be ideal for pedals that are tall (height). I put my Ampero II Stomp on the top left corner of the Rockboard. When it goes in the gig bag, I can actually click the pedal buttons from outside the bag. It's not harmful to the equipment but I have to be really careful not to keep anything on the bag because the weight will be taken directly by the pedals under it, if they're tall. This is not going to be an issue for everyone, but it's something to consider.

The board is just the right size for a medium pedal board setup. The construction is solid, the size and shape/angle are exactly as you'd expect, you can fit a decent power supply underneath, and tidy cable routing is easy due to the slots.

The only thing I did was to substitute the included velcro tape with 3M Dual Lock (also sold branded as "Rockboard Pedalboard Tape" here) as I always do. No complaints with the velcro - I just always like Dual Lock more because it feels tidier and safer.

Like other reviewers have said, the carry bag is evidently the thing that'll fail first, while the board will keep on going and going, but that's probably obvious even without mentioning. If you need a bombproof solution, there's a version with a hard case available for a bit more money - I rarely carry the board around so the bag is perfect.

This is one of several Rockboard pedalboards I own, alongside the Duo 2.2 and TRES 3.1 for my acoustic setup — and Rockboard continues to be my absolute favorite. It easily beats out Pedaltrain boards for a few key reasons.

Even with the smaller Rockboard models, you can mount almost any power supply underneath — something that’s often not possible with smaller Pedaltrain boards. The top of the board features plenty of slots, making cable management simple and clean. If you’re particular about tidy wiring (like I am), this is a big deal.

Both the pedalboard and the included carrying bag are made from top-quality materials. Durable, reliable, and thoughtfully designed — I highly recommend Rockboard to anyone building a pedalboard setup. Top of the class in every way.