GatorCases ICON Take Two Series Premium Double Gig Bag for (2) Electric Guitars, TSA-Friendly Zippers, Black (G-ICONTTELEC-BLK)

I have two electric guitars which have gig bags. I wanted to store one of them in the basement but the way my family knocks over things, I did not feel safe doing so. Then I saw this case. EPIC.HOW THIS COMESThis comes in a huge box. The case was wrapped in plastic to protect it (so if your package is in the rain for a bit, it is protected).POCKETSThere are MANY pockets and storage areas in this case. that is part of what I love about it. That allows me to keep my cords, pieces, and other accessories with this guitar so they don't get misplaced.STRAPSThere are back straps which tuck into a pocket when you are not using them. They hook onto D rings so that you can carry this on your back.HANDLESThe handles are all over this thing. That means wherever you need to grab it, there is a handle there. I love that feature.ZIPPERSThe zippers are excellent quality. The zipper pulls are also excellent quality and have bright red on them so you can find them easily.BOTTOM RESTSThe bottom has rests on it so that you can stand the guitar up for a bit and the bag is not resting directly on the pavement/ground.INSIDEThe inside is very cushioned. There is neck brace to hold the neck in place which again is fantastic. I can also add a folder inside which fits perfectly inside.STURDY?This case is very sturdy. I am very impressed with it. You could easily travel with this and have it take on some miles without damage from what I am seeing with the one I got.THE BOTTOM LINEThis case is the ultimate case for my electric guitar. It is plenty protected and has tons of storage and features on it. This case is top of the line.MY RATINGFIVE STARS. I was not expecting this to be THIS nice. It is so much nicer than many of the cases made today. It is well worth the effort to get if you need a solid case to bring your electric guitar with you to gigs or traveling in general. I really love this and am happy to have it. VERY happy. I can confidently store my extra guitar in the basement without concern for it getting knocked over like I had before.

I bought this bag to use with my vintage Ibanez Johnny Smith 17" archtop. It is not easy to find a gig bag for a large archtop with the volume tone controls on the pickguard which give it a bit more depth.Case fit very well once i removed the extra bottom cushion. The case is rugged, provides excellent protection,is comfortable to use, and travels well.I highly recommend it based on my experience.

PEACE OF MIND.I have been traveling with a Mono Vertigo since 2015. Points to Monos for making such a reliable bag, but also I only ever travelled with my guitar as a carry-on. Recently I needed to check in my guitar for the first time ever. After watching many video reviews on youtube, I decided to give Gator a chance.The bag is perfect in every way. Light weight, zippers are smooth, and ample storage pockets.It does what is says, and protects your guitar just like a hard shell case would, minus the bulk and weight of one. The shoulder straps tuck away making it easy to check in.10/10 would recommend. I'd get it in every color if it were practical for me!

Works great! Fits a thunderbird bass, which is rare!

I use this case every week. I don't drive so this enables me to ride my bike to my weekly gig. I've taken my 6 string acoustic, my 12 string acoustic and my electric guitar in this case and they each fit just fine. The case has room for my portable guitar stand, my notebook plus Capo, tuner, picks, etc. Very well made, sturdy and well padded. Highly recommend.

This is a great gig bag when touring in a van or car. It is not a flight case and I would not check this bag/case on a flight. It is nice and safe and I don’t worry about damaging this inside of my van like I do when traveling with my Calton. Cheers from the road.

My guitars slide around in the case so I have to stuff a strap in there to stop the movement. For the price, they could have included some generic, Velcro spacers or something to adjust for different instruments given this is a generic case. It does come with a rain cover, as if I’ll be hiking with a gig bag through the rain. Weird priorities.The pouch next to the headstock is nice. I carry picks, slides, and pencils. Easy to access and secure during travel.The main pouch is sized for standard notation but is too thin to carry a binder or tablet unless otherwise completely empty. It is nice for a multitool, spare tuners, spare strap, and small things like that.The case looks nice and hasn’t shown any signs of wear even though I toss it in my car regularly. I wanted a hard case with backpack straps. Those don’t seem to exist. I ended up with a durable bag that does what I need if treated correctly. Looks like it will last many years so I’ll get my value out of it eventually.

Really nice quality, but very heavy and bulky. It's barely lighter than a hardshell case and actually takes up more space.