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Okay, let's get into it! Here are the top five best Bass Gigbags.
The fifth product on our list is the Ibanez IBB541.
The Ibanez IBB541 is an eye-catching gig bag that you're sure to love.
This stylish gig bag features a white color scheme
with darker brown to accent, giving it an organic vibe.
The bottom and sidewall are padded to protect your bass from bumps and impact.
The padding is 15 millimeters or 0.6 inches thick.
Inside, you'll find a soft velvet lining that will keep your guitar snugly in place.
There's a strap for the neck of your guitar in case you want some extra security.
The zippers are heavyweight, so you won't have to worry about breaking them anytime soon.
Ibanez gives you two ways of carrying the IBB541.
Adjustable backpack straps distribute the weight evenly so you won't struggle.
There's also an ergonomic side carrying handle and a handle on the back of the gig
bag so you can keep it upright when you're sitting or have your guitar in storage.
Finally, you'll love how this gig bag has not one but four storage pockets.
Three are on the front panel of the body, and the last one is on the upper area of the neck.
This gives you more than enough space to store your accessories, wallet, and phone,
so you won't have to carry anything else. Here's something you should know
before buying the Ibanez IBB541: It may not provide enough protection
for musicians who fly with their instruments. If you're looking for a stylish gig bag with
tons of storage space, it's worth looking at the Ibanez IBB541.
The fourth product on our list is the Fender FB620.
The Fender FB620 is a functional and stylish gig bag that will keep your electric bass safe.
It features the iconic asymmetrical Fender shape with a black color scheme and red accents.
The durable exterior layer is made of 600 Denier polyester that protects your bass guitar from
bumps while avoiding rips and tears. The interior boasts a 20-millimeter or
0.8-inch padded lined with soft microfiber, a delicate material, so you won't have to
worry about scratching your instrument. It also gives your bass an excellent fit,
so it won't move around when you're traveling. The FB620 has a neck rest and exterior bumpers
to protect your bass from any strain. There are two ways to carry this gig bag.
It has ergonomic air mesh straps to carry it like a backpack and keep your hands free.
Or a super padded carrying handle also distributes the guitar's weight evenly.
You'll notice a pocket on the front where you can keep your accessories
or extra strings. It also has a removable padded tool pouch for your convenience.
Here's something you should know before buying the Fender FB620:
If you have a bigger bass guitar, it might not fit.
The Fender FB620 is a perfect gig bag for musicians who want to carry their bass
easily when gigging or commuting. The third product on our list is the
Gator Cases 4G. Gator is always a
good brand for durable instrument cases. This is certainly true for the Gator 4G.
You'll love how this gig bag features a sleek black-on-black design.
The exterior is durable nylon that is tear and rip-resistant.
It also protects your instrument from the elements.
Gator includes 20-millimeter or 0.7-inch padding on all sides of the 4G.
This keeps your instrument safe from any impact during transport.
The interior is also padded, with extra attention paid to the headstock and neck area
to give your bass a snug fit and extra support. Of course, there are adjustable backpack straps to
help you carry this gig bag comfortably. You'll notice a contoured back padding
to keep you happy during longer trips. The carrying handle is durable and reinforced,
so you won't have to worry about breaking. The Gator Cases 4G has a large exterior pocket
on the front to store all your accessories. There's also a mesh storage pouch to securely
store your capos, strings, or tuner. The patent-pending Pick-Clip zipper
pull is an excellent feature that holds a spare guitar pick for your convenience.
Here's something you should know before buying the Gator Cases 4G:
Some users note that the zipper feels a little flimsy.
If you're looking for a gig bag with a reinforced build, you'll love the Gator Cases 4G.
The second product on our list is the Gator Transit Series Bass Guitar Bag.
Another gig bag from Gator is the Transit Series Bass Guitar bag.
This gig bag is perfect for musicians who want to go the extra mile to protect their bass.
The Transit bag features a charcoal black exterior that looks good and won't disappoint.
The exterior is made of blended fabric that's weather-resistant, so you won't have to worry
when traveling under harsh conditions. On the bottom, you'll find a thick rubber
tread to protect your guitar from impact, small puddles, and spilled drinks and to keep your gig
bag from sliding when it's upright. The bag's interior has a rigid body
similar to what you'll find on a case. This gives you a dependable frame.
Inside, you'll find a thick 20-millimeter or 0.7-inch padding covered with a pluck microfiber
fleece that won't scratch your bass. A three-point internal padding system
prevents strain on your guitar's most delicate parts; the headstock, neck, and e ndpin.
You'll love that the interior padding is adjustable and removable
for your more uniquely shaped guitars. The case has a large zippered pocket on
the front with a flap for your accessories. It has multiple connection points, so you can
fill it as you like and close it securely. There's also a small pocket on the front
flap that you can use for your keys or smaller electronics.
The backpack straps are padded and can be hidden away by removing the clips on the bottom.
There's also an ergonomic carrying handle. If you want the protection of a guitar case
in a gig bag's convenient package, take a look at the Gator Transit Series Bass Guitar Bag.
The first product on our list is the Reunion Blues RBCB4.
For the musician who doesn't want to take any chances, the Reunion
Blues RBCB4 is a match made in heaven. Also known as the RB Continental Voyager,
this gig bag features a refined Fle xoskeleton that's shock-absorbing and impact resistant.
Its Flexoskeleton also has reinforced panels and is 25 millimeters or 1 inch thick.
Reunion Blues uses industrial-grade high-tensile thread backed with EVA
foam for added shock absorption. They've also reinforced high-stress
areas to ensure your bass won't get dinged. The zippers are water-resistant, so you won't have
to worry about rust during the rainy season. Inside, you'll find a neck brace system
that keeps your instrument securely in place and removes unnecessary strain.
There are protector pads at the headstock and endpin as well.
You'll appreciate that the RBCB4 has a knurled abrasion grid on the top and bottom
of the case to avoid scuffing. You can carry this gig bag like
a backpack or hide away the straps. If you prefer to use the carrying handle, you'll
love the comfort provided by the Zero G-palm contoured handle. It has a weight-distributing
core for a more comfortable experience. The exterior pocket is a convenient
place to store your accessories. The multi-pocket is also EVA foam-backed,
so you can securely store your tablet or laptop. Here's something you should know before buying
the Reunion Blues RBCB4: This gig bag is relatively
expensive compared to the others on the list, but we feel that it’s worth the
premium for such a robust carrying solution. If you're in the market for a gig bag that
will protect your bass and gear in all aspects, the Reunion Blues RBCB4 is the one to go for.
And there you have it folks - the five Bass Gigbags that got us excited this year.
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