Find gig bags for guitars, basses, ukuleles, pedalboards and amplifiers based on the size of your equipment and the level of protection you need. Choose from lightweight bags for storing your instrument at home to padded or reinforced models for lessons, rehearsals and frequent travel.
Before buying, check the type of instrument, its measurements and body shape to ensure a secure fit. Compare the available options and choose a comfortable, durable gig bag suited to the way you plan to use it. Read our guide to choosing a gig bag.
The right gig bag depends on three things: the instrument you own, how you plan to transport it and how much protection you need.
For storage at home or occasional use, a basic gig bag may be perfectly adequate. If you regularly take your instrument out, it is worth choosing a bag with more padding, comfortable handles and a secure fit. If your guitar, bass or pedalboard has an unusual shape, you should also check its measurements before choosing.
A gig bag is lighter and more convenient for everyday use. A hard case offers more protection, but it is also heavier and takes up more space. You do not always need a hard case: the right choice depends on how you will actually use it.
| Option | Protection | Weight | Recommended use | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic gig bag | Basic | Very lightweight | Storing the instrument at home or transporting it occasionally |
Armour ARM350G Mammoth MAM15G |
| Padded gig bag | Medium | Lightweight or moderate | Lessons, rehearsals and regular use |
Armour ARM2000G Armour ARMUNOG |
| Hard case | High | Heavier | Demanding transport or situations requiring greater protection |
Keller EMGEKE Charvel SKB |
The first step is to choose a gig bag designed for your type of instrument. You should then check its overall length, body width, depth and shape.
It is usually easier to find a suitable bag for standard electric guitars. For offset models, V-shaped or Explorer-style guitars, hollow-body guitars and other less common designs, we recommend checking the measurements to prevent the bag from being too tight or excessively loose.
A suitable gig bag should close properly, hold the instrument comfortably and allow you to take it in and out without forcing it. In any case, if you are unsure which bag will fit your instrument best, contact us and we will help you choose.
We stock gig bags from a wide range of brands, including specialist manufacturers and instrument brands that produce their own cases and bags. However, there are several brands that we regularly recommend because of their availability, price and overall performance.
If you are looking for a specific bag for your guitar, bass, pedalboard or amplifier, we can also help you find an option from the same brand or a compatible alternative. Contact us and we will help you find the gig bag you need.
It is worth investing a little more if your instrument regularly leaves the house, if you transport it alongside other equipment or if you want a more comfortable bag for weekly use.
You do not always need to buy the most expensive option. In many cases, the important thing is to find a well-balanced gig bag with a secure fit, sufficient padding and comfortable carrying options.
It depends on how you will use it. For storage at home, a basic gig bag may be sufficient. For regular transport, a padded gig bag is preferable. If you need more protection during long journeys or when transporting other equipment, a hard case may be the better option.
Not always. Many gig bags will accommodate standard guitar bodies, but guitars with unusual shapes may require a specific model. In these cases, it is important to check the measurements before buying.
We recommend them, especially for comfort if you are walking, using public transport or need to carry other items at the same time. They may not be essential for short journeys by car, but they make a noticeable difference in everyday use.
A gig bag helps protect an instrument from dust and minor changes in the surrounding environment, but it is not a dedicated solution for humidity. If the instrument is stored in a potentially damp location, you should monitor the conditions and check its condition regularly.
If you are not sure which bag will fit your guitar, bass, pedalboard or amplifier, we can help you choose a compatible option. With gig bags, just a few centimetres can make the difference between a secure fit and an uncomfortable or unsuitable bag.
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