Pedaltrain Metro 16 SC

It's a bit ridiculous, but my bandmates and I operated for many years without each having a pedal board such as this. We would simply lay out our pedals before each gig, hook them up to each other manually and hope they didn't get disconnected at any point during the show.

These pedalboards changed everything. It's a huge relief to be able to just pull your pedalboard out of the bag, plug in power, hook up your input and output cable and be done!

It's surprising how much you can pack onto a single pedalboard like this. The only complaint I have is that the bag it comes with is not very thick/deep. Because of this, some of my larger pedals (Line 6 DL4, wah-wah pedal) do not fit comfortably in the bag. If I arrange things correctly I can squeeze things in, but it is a serious struggle. If the bag were a bit bigger, this would work very well.

That said, i bought the thing for the pedalboard, not for the bag. I would recommend this product, I'm quite happy with it overall.

If you're looking for a small size pedalboard, this one is amazing. Not everyone needs a board with a ton of pedals, so this might be for you: Small, but not as small as those where the length fits pedals without room to spare, so you can still put some sideways pedals behind that you don't stomp often. It has also room enough underneath for a small power supply.
It's very rugged and lightweight, and the velcro provided is enough to cover it all and quite grippy.
The soft case is good and will snugly fit the pedalboard with the pedals on it, and solid enough (for a soft case) for general use.
I just didn't give it 5 stars because they could have included an external pocket to carry your cables and stuff (similar to Palmer's soft cases). Other than that, it's perfect.