GL
A goody bag!
I bought this double gig bag beacause I needed to bring two guitars and a small amp and still keep the luggage to a minimum. This one has sovled many problems for me when travelling on trams and busses to get back and forth to various smaller gigs.
The quality of the bag is good. The exterior does not show much of wear and the zippers has always worked without fail. Even after 5 years of regular use it's doesn't look worm at all.
I have used this with a strat and a Danelectro, lightweight guitars both, and it works fine as a backbpack. With two Les Pauls I recommend use of the handle only beacuase of the weight.
If you need more than one guitar to gigs and rehearsels - try this and carry less.
The quality of the bag is good. The exterior does not show much of wear and the zippers has always worked without fail. Even after 5 years of regular use it's doesn't look worm at all.
I have used this with a strat and a Danelectro, lightweight guitars both, and it works fine as a backbpack. With two Les Pauls I recommend use of the handle only beacuase of the weight.
If you need more than one guitar to gigs and rehearsels - try this and carry less.
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MJ
Perfect fitting for two guitars
Like many other items from Rockbag, the materials are very good and the guitars fit perfectly and safe inside. The gig bag is generously padded, with soft velvet-like clothing and retain velcro ties. A big pocket on the outside lets you stow in cables or sheet music, and a smaller box-shaped one provided with a zip is useful for batteries, tremolo arms, screwdrivers and other tools.
Of course, when you put two electric guitars inside a very solid gig bag you get a very heavy thing, that becomes hard to bring around. The bag is provided with two shoulder straps, but they're not comfortable: probably the upper attack points are misplaced, and the spring hooks hurt your shoulder after a while. I solved using a cheap foldable two-weeled trolley, and it moves like a breeze now. That's why it deserves 4 stars out of 5. If it had a couple of wheels it would be perfect.
Of course, when you put two electric guitars inside a very solid gig bag you get a very heavy thing, that becomes hard to bring around. The bag is provided with two shoulder straps, but they're not comfortable: probably the upper attack points are misplaced, and the spring hooks hurt your shoulder after a while. I solved using a cheap foldable two-weeled trolley, and it moves like a breeze now. That's why it deserves 4 stars out of 5. If it had a couple of wheels it would be perfect.
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