Looking for top quality gig bag - gator /mono / Reunion blues

[Ronnie Robinson]

I'm looking to buy a top quality gig bag for my Schecter USA pt, one of the new types with extra strong padding and plenty pockets, one that will give loads of protection yet still be carried over a shoulder.

From doing some research my choice has come down to the Mono Vertigo, Gator Pro go deluxe and Reunion blues Continental....also the Schecter custom shop gig bags. I can't really choose between them to be honest they all look great and offer great protection is anyone using any of these, any comments or recommendations? Cheers

[Ronnie Robinson]

To add to the mix I've just seen a UK company called Fusion who make gigs bags in Yorkshire, the fusion urban looks very good, with excellent protection and a little cheaper than the USA made ones.... Which is as it should as there only made down the road......

[Les Paul Lover]

I have a roksak premium gig Bag, seems to be exactly what you want. Extremely well padded, has a neck holding insert, excellent gig bag.

[Ronnie Robinson]

Cheers I'll check them out.

[Rozz]

To add to the mix I've just seen a UK company called Fusion who make gigs bags in Yorkshire, the fusion urban looks very good, with excellent protection and a little cheaper than the USA made ones.... Which is as it should as there only made down the road......

I use the Fusion Urban gig bag and it seems like a really well made, protective bag. I even trust my Les Paul in it providing I keep it with me, also fits Tele and Strat fine. There are some good videos on their site that you have probably seen now and also on Youtube. I think Premier guitar have done a review. I have had mine about 6 weeks and use it for all local stuff that I can walk to, but wouldn't hesitate to use it anywhere really. I am thinking about getting the dual bag too but they are out of stock at the moment. They are made in China I think but they have good control over the manufacture, but it does appear to be a very sturdy thing. The Fuse-on add on storage bags are a great idea too, but I don't have any of those yet. Edit, there is a review on Guitar Interactive I just checked. There are a few on the site.

[Ronnie Robinson]

To add to the mix I've just seen a UK company called Fusion who make gigs bags in Yorkshire, the fusion urban looks very good, with excellent protection and a little cheaper than the USA made ones.... Which is as it should as there only made down the road......

I use the Fusion Urban gig bag and it seems like a really well made, protective bag. I even trust my Les Paul in it providing I keep it with me, also fits Tele and Strat fine. There are some good videos on their site that you have probably seen now and also on Youtube. I think Premier guitar have done a review. I have had mine about 6 weeks and use it for all local stuff that I can walk to, but wouldn't hesitate to use it anywhere really. I am thinking about getting the dual bag too but they are out of stock at the moment. They are made in China I think but they have good control over the manufacture, but it does appear to be a very sturdy thing. The Fuse-on add on storage bags are a great idea too, but I don't have any of those yet. Edit, there is a review on Guitar Interactive I just checked. There are a few on the site.

Excellent!! That's what I've decided on and now purchased, 15% off on the fusion website if you u sign up to their newsletter so it became a bit of a no brainer!!

[Rozz]

Have you received your bag yet Ronnie? What do you think?
Phil

[Ronnie Robinson]

Have you received your bag yet Ronnie? What do you think?
Phil

Yep excellent quality great protection, I won't think twice about transporting any guitar in it.