Gator G-PG-ELECTRIC Pro-Go Series Gig Bag For Electric Guitars

Ok, so I bought this as the 60s style hard case that came with my CS Strat while being very cool, is like carrying 'round a hollowed out tree with a leather handle that wants your fingers to die. I've previously had a slightly negative association with gigbags as in the past, the ones I've seen have been cheap and offered the protection of pizza box. Not any more! This case is amazing! It's like luxury luggage for your guitar but more practical. The padding inside is ace and would easily keep what's inside safe from all but the most severe & deliberate mistreatment. I'd even say it probably does a better job at dispersing impact shock than most hardcases. The quality of the exterior is brilliant and very rugged. Rubber bump stops provide extra protection from wear at the bottom for when you put it down and it despite looking pretty darn weather proof, comes with an extra rain cover that stores away in its own pocket. The zips, padded straps and fittings are of all high quality and the practicality is a godsend. There are sectioned off pockets so you can carry all your leads, interface, iPad, phone, notepads securely. I honestly can't think of one negative thing about this case. If you're weighing up wether it's worth the extra few ££ let me tell you it is! You're guitar will thank you : )

I've taken this to two band rehearsals so far, and it's REALLY impressive. It's not super heavy when you've got your guitar in it, but it's not exactly light either, it's got a decent bit of weight to it. Though the weight is sort of expected with how much padding there is. And I love how it comes with a rain mac to protect it from the rain (I've not used this yet, because it hasn't been raining as I was using it). Theres plenty of room in the pockets for a strap, a couple of cables, picks, clip on tuner, keys, wallet, and ear plugs (not seperately, all at once!) there is a dedicated space for a tablet and small laptop, though it don't have a tablet or really use my laptop, so for me there's not much point in using that. Though it's nice to have that feature.I'm all the other gig bags I've had, the straps always got twisted real easy, especially on the hoops that hold them to bag. But not on this, with how the straps are designed they won't twist, which I love!I'm definitely glad I invested into one of these! Definitely worth the money! And I would definitely recommend.(I use this gig bag for my Squier Telecaster, so if you do have one of those, this gig bag will fit that. Pointless of me saying that with the pictures having a Tele in the pictures though...)

Best gigbag I've ever had. Very sturdy.

As a gigging guitar player for many many years, I got fed up lugging heavy hard cases around to gigs, sometimes four at a time. So using gig bags finally seemed a viable proposition, given how much better they have got over recent years.I looked at more expensive bags from Mono and cheap ones from Thomann. However, I'm glad I came across this Gator bag as it really is great. I have no qualms in giving it five stars. I've used it for a couple of gigs so far and numerous rehearsals and I can confirm it appears to be very well built and put together and offers lots of storage space. I'm carrying two PRS guitars in it which I treat like babies! So far so good, time will tell how durable the bag will prove to be.The insides are very plush and the internal material is very soft. The next brace seems very secure and is an added bonus over the cheaper bags.So if you're looking for a gig bag for 2 guitars, I think this is a great balance of quality and price.

My Gibson SG fits snugly and is cradled - as well, if not better than, the hard case in which it came - unfortunately for the hard-case - it's too heavy and awkward. This on the other hand is relatively light weight. The straps and fixtures seem very sturdy. There is plenty of room in the pockets for books, pedals, tuners etc. It is in reality a semi rigid gig bag. Well worth it to protect, in particular, the neck of my guitar, but also the entirety.

You get the quality of the Mono-M80 for half the price!The quality of this bag blew my mind - especially for the price I paid (100 GBP).I'm able to carry my guitar, multi-effects unit, midi controller, expression pedal, cables, tuner, power adapters, 2 set of strings, and guitar picks in one bag!Pros:Pockets!Pockets!Pockets!Pockets!Pockets!Weighs very little.Great grip.Inner fabric feels awesome.Shoulder straps are well built and can be adjusted to a good degree.You ditch the included rain cover and get an additional pocket!Cons:Noisy zippers when moving around.The bag could use a little bit of back cushions for you comfort.

Great bag well made with lots of protection and storage.Bought this for a short scale Sandberg bass and it fits like a glove; would think it could easily take a Mustang Bass but check dimensions: the Sandberg bass did come with a gig bag but was just a full size bag which although good quality was too big.Highly recommend this bag

Excellent bag. Sturdy, plush and offering plenty of protection. Feels like it'll last a good while.Great fit for my Les Paul and Strat (though the Strat has its own Fender bag).However, my ES-339 won't fit at all (body too wide) so that's something for potential purchasers to bear in mind. Obviously that would rule out the bigger ES-335 size too.