Gator G-PG ELEC 2X - ProGo series Ultimate Gig Bag for 2 Electrics

First of all. This is a heavy gig bag. I wouldn't even call it a bag. It's almost a case, but not quite.I used it to travel by plane with two guitars. A very heavy single-cut Schecter and a semihollow Ibanez. Both fit perfectly.The bag was checked as luggage. I was a bit worried, but both guitars arrived without a scratch.I wouldn't make the plane travel with checked as luggage a regular use case, but I'd say it's an outstanding product for common use, as in going to practice or gigs, with two guitars.

Gator gear is always reliable, and I love that it comes with its own rain jacket to help protect. Lots of storage, very well made

This bags awesome. Fits my guitars, with adjustment included, and also fits extra gear and it's easy to carry in either a handle or backpack mode. Its heavy with two guitars in it plus gear but it's a great bag and has a rain cover in it's own little pouch when needed. Very heavy duty bag and great cushioned protection for my babies. I love it.

This case is great! It securely holds two guitars, has tons of storage, and looks sharp. It is a tad bulky but way easier than carrying two hard cases to gigs. I highly recommend this case.

Great, SOLID gig bag. My only dislike is that it is much bulkier than my other double guitar bag. I am afraid of having issues carrying it on board a plane. But I guess the bag has to be this much larger to provide the added protection.- which it does. So you may have to gate check it when flying. I would feel safe doing that with this bag. Gate check meaning leave and pick up at gate just before getting on / off your flight - I would NOT check it through with regular baggage. Who knows what HELL our bags go through...

This thing is HUGE, and this can be limiting for how you transport it. Also it doesn't stand upright when full, but that was only something that I thought might be possible because of the sheer build of this thing (no, nothing else stands up either, so that's fine). You can stash a ridiculous amount of extraneous stuff in the pockets (I have my whole fly board of 5 effect pedals in the pocket and the thing zips!) and the organizational features of the pockets keeps it actually organized. It will hold two of any of my solid body electrics. It won't hold a semi-hollow unless it's more 339 size... then it might. I also haven't tried a jazzmaster. It is the only bag I trust to carry a Les Paul with no "activity restrictions." The insides are so plush you just want to pet it, but only do that to your own! Also it looks just like the day I bought it and I have gigged with it a decent amount over the last few months. 0 signs of wear, even on the plushy insides where guitar parts can chew away at cases.

This is a monster of a case. Not only does it hold 2 guitars (I have a PRS 245 and Epiphone LP in there) but all of the accessories you could need. The thing is sturdy and though I don’t plan on tossing it around like in their videos, I have lightly dropped it in my trunk and no problems. The straps are held on with carabiners and aren’t going anywhere. I haven’t used the poncho (included in a hidden pouch) yet, but it’s nice to know it’s there. This case allows you to free up precious real-estate for those of us musicians that have to bring their own gear into a show, allowing for fewer trips.

Love this double electric case! Holds my two guitars very well and I'm confident in their protection.Plenty of pockets to holds cables, etc.Straps are very comfortable when wearing the case.Yes, this case is on the larger side but to me the added protection is worth it, and the ability to walk into a gig carrying two guitars, my combo amp and pedalboard in one trip from the car is great!

This case has a lot of cool stuff going on with it. Besides handling two guitars, the fleece inside is very soft, there are plenty of pockets for accessories and electronics (I almost wondered if there are too many pockets haha), and it feels very sturdy.Obviously there's more weight to this one case than a single guitar case, but it'll be worth being able to carry both guitars in one, and I wouldn't be upset taking even one guitar in this case if need be. I also had to take out some of the cushioning for my 7-string to fit inside, but I feel it'll still be well-protected.I only just got this case, so it has yet to prove itself on the road, but I'm confident it will hold up very well. (Check out Gator's promo video about these cases where they throw them off of trucks and balconies hahaha.)

This case is surprisingly sturdy, more of a case than a bag.Fits my Gibson RD if I take out the extra bumper on the bottom.The only con is it’s a little heavy when fully loaded but so would the 2 guitar cases and pedal/cable bag you would be carrying without it so it’s not much of a con.Overall I’m super happy with this case.

Pretty much perfect. I like that some of the padding is movable because depending on which guitars I'm bringing the neck support needs to change. I have Les Pauls, SGs, telecasters and music Man. All fit snug. Love all the extra pockets, multiple carrying options and rain cover too.

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.

Very well build gig bag. As good as a mono case. Better pricedI have been using a single guitar mono case for a few years now.This case is same price for a double guitar case vs single guitar mono case.