It's a little too flexy for my taste but I'm not beating up my gear these days as much as I used to so it'll work out just fine. It has decent cable management options and the gig bag that comes with it has plenty of room for cables and other odds and ends.

The optional bracket to hold your power brick in place will bow if you fasten it down tight so I used washers as spacers to solve that issue(I'm using the MXR iso brick power supply).

It has its shortcomings but is overall a nice board and bag for hobbyist, casual giggin' situation. I'm happy with it.

P.S. - I like the ports on the front - I used them for panel mount XLR jack and 1/4" TRS jack for the Friedman IR-J I'm running on this board.

This board turned out to be WAY better than I had anticipated. I saw some YT reviews that were somewhat mixed (and one in particular that was largely negative) so I was a bit apprehensive. PUT YOUR FEARS TO REST! This is a great board! The wires and cables are all tucked away neatly underneath. I use the Fender Engine Room 12 (overkill for the small board but I already had that). The clips work great to secure the cables but zip ties are also included if you want a more "semi-permanent" cable solution. I haven't seen a need to use the zip ties (yet).

I have just some basic pedals on there now. There's room for a couple more. If you're curious as to the arrangement, the bottom row goes to the front of the amp (except the tuner) and back row to FX Loop.

The other two guitar players are envious. Their boards look like a rail yard...

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I've gone through a few boards , including a couple home made, and a few of the brands such as PedalTrain, Gator, etc. I wanted a board that a bit smaller than my current board, as well as lighter for a new build I wanted to make. This board ticked all the boxes for me. Cable routing was easy, power supply mounting, as well as connection in/out access. There are access holes in the front to mount jacks if you have them, which I had from a previous build. Didn't realize that until I got the board, so now I have stereo out from the board instead of from a pedal. I added some cable tie brackets I found on Amazon to neaten up the cabling, but the board has cabling brackets built in. Highly recommended!

this thing LOOKS real nice, it has some intelligent design features. that said it is an overpriced, under built board. the brushes aluminum looks pretty but it lacks the rigidity needed for a truly professional pedalboard. next time i will buy a pedal train board.

This is a very well thought out pedalboard. The cable management system works great. The power supply bracket didn't hold my power supply very securely, but was easily remedied by adding some velcro. The case is functional. Highly recommended.