Gator G-PG Bass Guitar Bag

I used to have hardcases all the time for my Ibanez BTB676, and the weight would kill my arms, from travelling to do gigs or practice on public transport to just walking around with it, very bulky, very hard to deal with.

Ever since I got this padded gigbag I couldn't believe how much better it was, I could throw it on my back or carry it by the handle on the side and it has never caused undeserved strain on me, it gives great protection for my bass and has loads of compartments for storing anything, and even has a laptop compartment.

Pros:
- Very durable, comfortable, and user friendly
- Offers great protection for your instrument
- More storage than I could ever need, but I'd rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it
- Padded straps and handles make it very easy to carry

Cons:
- I didn't buy it sooner lol
- When doing a lot of walking (30 mins~) the straps can slide ever so slightly over that period of time, causing the bass to move down your back a small bit
- Had problems walking through doors or under low hanging trees as the bass sticks out way over your head

I highly recommend this for the travelling musician with no car or for someone who needs a comfortable and compact case compared to their current hardcase. Couldn't recommend this case enough

Excellent, as usual.
I have another one by Gator, which is rectangular case, but with simialr foam. It looks as robust as the rectangular one, only shaped, and lighter.

Many flights and no damage, so far, neither to the cases, nor to the instruments.
Pros:
Good handling,
Balanced Weight.
Good Protection.
Might even be used a Flight Bag for the mighty travellers (with some luck of course).
Has Rain Protection Cover
Lots of pockets.
Great looking
Goodinvestment
Cons:
The rain Protections could be the very fabric of the case, not a separate nylon jacket. I thought the case were waterproof, but it is not. The extra nylon-like cover seems to handle rain, snow, etc well enough, though.

Conclusion, it is not a crash helmet composite, it is foam. It may bend, has a limit of weight it can hold on top, but I trust this case on flights. Thomann has a good deal here. I recommend it.

After years doing well payed gigs but always using cheap or second hand 30 euro bags... I took a moment to reevaluate priorities and figured that its worth a try... to get a proper bag. Some options were too expensive, and too skiny. some were too bulky. This bag seems to be safe enough for city gigs, cars, bikes, and enough storage space for different possible things one might carry around.
I manage to pack 2 cables, tuner, sheets, even some beers in case of emergency.
Strap feels good and not at all uncomfortable.
Its funny that it has a rain jacket, and of course with some other models, maybe more expensive, you can get a waterproof bag. But for my needs and budget, this is great.
I'll never buy cheap bags again after trying this one.

Bought this gigbag to carry a Fender Deluxe Jazz Bass, in order to replace an aging Mono M80 that have served me well for the last 6 years. This is my second Gator Pro-Go gigbag, the other one is an electric guitar size being used by my Fender Mustang Bass; and I’m really satisfied with the quality of this products.

Love the attention to detail that Gator put on the construction of this gigbag, and the look and feel of the fábrics. The exterior is very strong nylon and the interior is very soft fabric. The padding around tha bass feels really sturdy. Another great details are the metallic hooks on the straps, and the rain cover that came with the bag.

You have pockets all around the bag, more than you’ll ever need. There is place for cables, pedals, sheet music, and a dedicated pouch for an IPad or Notebook.

Another plus is the price, you can’t believe the quality for such an affordable price tag.

Very well built and with lots of useful pockets. I love the fur on the inside and the tablet dedicated space on the inside of the main pocket. The rain cover is awesome if gig or live in powerful storm areas, otherwise the gig bag itself can handle a few drops. I didn't tested the shock absorbants but I do trust them since the whole bag is build like a tank.
The only so called con is the fact that it does not have material reinforcement on the inside of the bag, down, where the bass has the strap holder, it's made from the same micro-fleece as the rest of the interior, but then again not everybody has my level of OCD regarding these shenanigans xD. It's only a visual con, not a functional one.
I recommended it for many guitar/bass players and I will keep doing so.