Gator G-PG Bass Guitar Double Bag

Pro's:
- Well made. High quality build.
- Luxuriant inner, if you were small enough it would be nice to sleep in.
- Carries two basses of all lengths, with ease.

Minor gripe:
The fleece lined ipad / tablet holder is not removable and wastes space. It ONLY fits a tablet, so if you don't use one, it's redundant.

Major Issue for public transport giggers;
Shoulder straps fix onto the case with large carabiner clips (allowing you to adjust the height the case sits on your back). These metal clips sit right on your shoulder line, and with the weight of two basses digging in, you wouldn't want to spend much time with this on your back. (Mono do this SO much better by stitching fixed anchor points)

Given 2 basses usually means important gig, you're generally going by car, so this might not be an issue for most.

Next to my (single) Mono Vertigo, I prefer Gator's interior, and the additional storage. The Shoulder strap issue means I'll continue committing the Mono when carrying 1 bass.

I was lookin for a safe way to travel with two basses .. and I found it

I must say I'm satisfied with this gig bag It's well builded the padding inside makes it very resistant, velvet super soft interior, water proof exterior and heavy duty zippers are just amazing and its not just that!
but the most important part for me was the handling bars and the straps, and I'm impressed with the good quality sewing and mats!
the only thing I have to say on this gig beside the clear heavy duty of it is that it weights kinda a lot, it's around 5kg empty, I have 6 string and a Marcus Miller both weights around 5kg each so it adds up to a whipping 15kg/17kg + bass head, jacks and whatnot I go around the 20kgs which for me It's ok but might be too much for someone else!
beside the wight I'm very happy with it now I can fly with a bit more of peace of mind