Roth & Junius RJVC Etude Violin Case 4/4

I use it only to put the violin in place, and short travels in car, and I buckle the safety belt.
There are of course better cases, but more expensive.

A simple but pleasant violin case, light.

The dense foam shell, embraces the violin tight.
The waterproof nylon canvas cover includes an extra pocket to put a pencil and a small notebook. Soft velvety face material to prevent scratches.
The plastic handle is comfortable.
Zipper keeps the case closed without the addition.
There is no blanket to place on the violin so that the bow will not touch the violin when the bag is closed.
OK for beginners and those who do not want to invest a lot in the case.
By the downsides I would not advise if you do many trips where the violin may be subject to hazards.
Summary:
Pros: cheep and does the work
Cons: No blanket between the violin and the bow. Bow fixation is minimal.

This is a basic 4/4 violin case which might suit a child in terms of quality and surviving knocks in the playground. You wouldn't want to put an expensive instrument in it but it is otherwise fine and economical for kids

The fit is quite tight - it is for a 4/4 violin and it is big enough but the inner space for the violin itself is quite tight. It might adjust with use but needs a bit of careful maneuvering for now.

The main problem, quite serious for my intended use as an adult, is the tightness of the shoulder straps. These are fine for a child but will not go over an adult's shoulders unless you are wearing a t-shirt, certainly no way over a jacket, even with the straps fully loosened. The flaw is that the both ends of each strap are sewn into the back of the case. They are not detacheable and so cannot be replaced with longer straps.

I am sure Thomanns would replace it but I don't want to fuss with that at the moment. I will try to alter it in some way, perhaps add metal rings on the back to take longer straps.

Overall then, a good case for children but the fit is not workable for adults.