Palmer MI Pedalbay 40

I bought this pedalboard because I wanted a small pedalboard that was tilted and not too expensive like other brands.
The pedalboard is sturdy and light. I managed to put a mxr iso brick power supply underneath it so most power supplies will probably fit.
The bag you get with it is pretty good, I can put 2 cables of 6 meters and 2 power adaptors in the pocket of the bag with still a little bit of space left.
First con: The bag isn't hardened at the sides so even though the top and bottom of the bag are pretty protective (it seems like the strength of a piece of cardboard), you can't put to much weight on the bag because the weight directly rests at the pedals themselves. This is not a big issue to me, the bag still offers good protection if you don't abuse it.
Second con: everything from the pedalboard is great quality except for the velcro: It unravels slightly at some points but once you removed the unraveled pieces it looks like there wasn't something bad about it so not really a problem.

I use this board for everything, basically every gig I do a take this board with me.
It is very easy to carry arround, the soft case is amazing and practical.
You can fit a lot of pedals in the board, although it may seem small, you can fit up to 8/9 pedals in it.
The board itself is very well built, the height adjusting feature works great and its very lightweight.
The only negative point, in my perception, would be the fact that it come with the velcro already glued, but that's more of a personal opinion, because I prefer to "install" the velcro by myself.
All summed up, I'd say this is a really good pedalboard, it will definitely help you to be more organized, and you'll be able to take it with you on the road, saving you a lot of space!

The construction is really good and the crossbars are easy to adjust. The way of holding the power supply might look a bit primitive but it feels really safe and makes it almost sure that your power supply will fit. It's quite a light weight and easy to carry around with the bag. I can fit 4 boss size pedals, two mini pedals and a VOX wah on it using neutrik connectors (so quite big), if you use George connections or something like that you could easily fit something more on it.

The only problem for me is that I couldn't find any flight-case where the pedalboard would fit, I had to order it custom-made. Maybe it's something Palmer should think about doing. I would buy it again though.