GatorCases Transit Series Lightweight Bass Guitar Gig Bag with Back Pack Straps and Rubberized Base, Light Grey Exterior (GT-BASS-GRY)

This is a great, lightweight, sturdy guitar case. I have a jumbo Lowden guitar from Ireland, and this protects it and makes it super easy to carry for gigs every weekend. The roomy pockets provide a place for my iPod, music book, picks, tuner, strap, spare strings, etc. I made certain to measure my guitar before ordering, but it fits perfectly, and the extra padding provided makes my guitar extra secure.

The Gator Transit Case for Tenor Ukulele is handsome (better looking than the pictures) and appears well made. It features luggage grade tan exterior, dense padding, plush red cloth interior, removable neck support, comfy padded handle, hideaway backpack straps and two exterior stash pockets. Pockets are on the small side, just barely large enough for a strap, set of strings and a 10 foot cable.The thick padding makes this bag nearly as protective as a polyfoam hard case but with less bulk. The lower bout “bumper” is grippy, wipes clean and keeps the cloth exterior off the ground when you set it down. Plus, after an hour in my car trunk on a sunny day, this case is still cool inside from my office AC.My Kala Doghair tenor fits very snug length-wise but with enough room along the side to leave a strap installed. I can also leave a D'Addario NS Micro tuner installed, albeit it's tight against the end of the case. A larger protruding tuner will need to be detached. I find the straps and handle comfy and am impressed that Gator used metal hardware on zippers and straps. The strap clips are spring loaded and extra stiff, so they won’t easily detach.I'm a working musician and drag two or more instruments across town daily, so I'm a fan of lightweight gig bags. And the Transit hits the sweet spot for me: good looking, well made, lightweight and an easy carry.

This is a comfortable and solidly constructed bag. Bought it for my daughter who will be going to college to study music in the fall. Currently holding a Sterling Music Man 4 string bass. Bag has a fair amount of protection for the instrument wile still being relatively light weight. Straps are comfortable and adjustable. Bag offers a good amount of pocket space for everything. Recent purchase, so I can't review the long term durability of the product, but impressed so far.

I’m new to playing guitar and was using a hard case (typical newb). I drive a tiny car and hauling around my guitar was a pain. This case is great. Good quality. Lots of lifting and carrying options & great cushioning.

I bought these for my Emerald Guitars X20-7. With a few quick seconds I can change the padding around to support the larger body of the x20-7 or get it setup perfectly for a smaller guitar, or even a larger one. The case can be set up several different ways very easily for hauling through various places, is padded well, and has enough space for all your capos, pedals, cables, etc.I was going to buy a second one but it's so easy to setup for any other instrument I didn't see the need.

This is an overall good quality case. It's nice that the end pieces of foam (as well as the neck rest) have some radial adjustability to accommodate different bass geometries and strap lock locations. The main pocket is plenty big to carry a number of items. There's plenty of padding all around to provide adequate protection under normal use. I use this bag for all of my gigs, and I take along a small tool kit, set of strings, a wireless system and a soft cleaning cloth. The zippers are robust. I do wish the arm straps allowed the bass to sit lower on my back (I'm 6'1" tall), so I wouldn't have to duck going in/out of doorways. I have the straps adjusted as much as possible, and they are about 2-3" too short to allow this. Recommended.

This Gator gig bag is far beyond what I expected! The material it is made with is a very high quality fabric, very much like 1000 weight Cordura, and it isn't a solid color, but kind of an old school faintly textured tweed. The zipper pulls are also high quality and very vintage looking. I usually replace zipper pulls with paracord, because the pulls are usually cheap and clank around, but these pulls are surely staying right where they are! My Martin X series fits perfectly without the extra foam pieces that are included for smaller guitars. But the most surprising part was that there were some free gifts inside the bag! As you can see in the picture, two children's books and a Teddy bear with "Santa Barbara Surf Shop" on his hoodie! So nice! The only negative is that the picture on Amazon showed the gig bag with removable straps, which I wanted, but the bag I got had non-removable straps, probably an earlier version. But on the whole, very high quality and somewhat weighty, with nice thick foam which holds it shape even without a guitar in it. And it came in a cardboard box with plenty of air pillow shipping thingies, so much better than a previous Chroma Cast piece of junk gig bag that came shrink wrapped in plastic the size of a basketball. I never even used it or even bothered to send it back. It wasn't worth it for the $28 it cost. This Gator bag is so worth the price! Wish I had bought it first...

This is a sharp-looking, perfectly-sized, protective uke case. It makes me feel like a real musician even though I just started learning.