Protec CF234DBL Double Electric Guitar Gig Bag, Gold Series (Fits Strat, Tele, & Les Paul Shaped Guitars)

Yes. Get this one. The padding is sufficient. It has little pen loops in the front pocket, next to a space where one might naturally place their guitar picks. Very convenient and desirable. There are actually two little zip up spaces in there for smaller items, so the manliest of men no longer have to worry about where to put their little nail clippers, and lip gloss and stuff. The pocket behind the front one is the perfect size to fit a laptop or an actual notebook. Then there’s another pocket up near the headstock area that might fit a tablet or something. Just to give an idea of the pocket sizes. There is a pocket in the back that the shoulder straps were tucked into that doesn’t zip up, but would provide additional storage. A wound up cable could fit in there maybe. And of course, finally, it fits my two favorite standard sized electric guitars in the main compartments, with a slight bit of wiggle room to spare. It’s heavy as heck with two guitars in there (omg), but it still beats trying to transport them both in separate bags or hard cases at the same time. It’s so neat and efficient, I don’t mind the weight so much. It looks like you just must have some big arse acoustic in it or something when it’s all filled up. Haha Anyhow, this one gets a thumbs up from me. I recommend it, and would buy another in a heartbeat. I eventually will. I already have my dedicated acoustic gig bag, but to have the ability to place an acoustic and an electric in the same bag together (easily) is just too cool. I did not know such a gig bag existed. I’m happy that I stumbled upon it here, before I bought something else. I love it. 😍

For years, I carried around traditional guitar cases because I was worried a bag like this would provide enough protection. This bag is super nice and feels very high quality. It is so much more convenient to carry two electronics now. Love this bag!

It's actually way thicker than you think and really strong material . Lots of pockets and just what I needed for my two schedters

awesome bag, it fits my baritone tele and my start no problem. best purchase

Fantastic gig bag for two guitars. Bag feels like it’s well constructed and holds up well under the weight of two guitars. I also have the front pouches loaded down as well.

This is a pretty good gig bag and at this price it's a great value. The bag seems well constructed of quality materials. The zippers are plastic but not flimsy. I fit two solid body guitars in with no issues, and there is plenty of storage in the pockets. I did a gig with it last week and it is really nice to pack two guitars in one case and reduce the amount of stuff to load in. The only concern I have is the amount of padding. It has some light padding so it is totally fine for local gigs, jams and rehearsals where you can be careful with your gear. It's probably not a good choice if you intend to take it on the road. Protec sells additional foam blocks you can use to hold the guitar neck in place. I opted to use some foam I had on hand that doesn't look as nice but adds padding where it's needed for the neck and body. I'm happy with it and at a fraction of the price of the more expensive Mono and Gator gig bags it's perfect for a casual gigging musician.

Good quality! Happy with this bag!

This bag has excellent construction and support for the price point. The padding is thick enough that I do not have concerns for my non-tilt headstock guitars to and from gigs. The bottom large-pocket fits a regular 3 ring binder, and there is ample room in the "pencil and etc" pocket for trem arms, pencils, extra strings, allen keys, and small tools. In the top pocket there is more than enough room for a capo, pick tin, tuner, and much more. I have only three minor concerns. One is I think the sides could be a little stiffer, but it's excellent for the general price point. Second, there is no neck support in the case which I feel is critical for tilt back headstocks. I used this bag for "S" and "T" style guitars for several weeks with no issue, and I pillaged a velcro (stuck in this case just fine) neck pad from another single gig bag for use with tilt back "LP" style guitars. You could also use bundled socks and velcro to fashion such a support to bulk out the space between neck and bag backing (I would not, however, use foil wrapped cucumis sativus for this application). My third concern is it gets heavy with two guitars, depending on the guitars' weight, of course. I wouldn't want to carry this on the train, but if your back is into it, you certainly could. This is an excellent dual carry gig bag, and was well worth my purchase.

Really well made sturdy high quality bag. I carry my guitars in gig bags all the time for ease of transport and to minimize space required for bags and cases at venues where it's often the corner of the stage that has to store everything. This case reminds me a lot of the Crossrock gig bags from about 20 years ago back when they were really good high quality gig bags. I easily fit 2 guitars in this one and have loads of room for other things in the pockets. Padding is great. Zippers seem to be pretty good and should last a while. Backpack straps seem to be well secured with plenty of stitching so those shouldn't rip off any time soon. Two guitars in a single bag makes that single bag heavy, but well worth the extra weight to carry both in 1 bag instead of hanging two gig bags off your shoulders along with the rest of the gear. Yes, the bag fits offset guitars no problem. I have a Squier Paranormal offset Tele that has a bit of trouble with some gig bags, but not this one, no issue at all. I would imagine I could probably cram an acoustic in there too if I really wanted to though I haven't tried yet. The cost of this one is reasonable as well. I wasn't sure what the quality would be at this price point, but it is honestly quite good. I've got no issue putting my expensive guitars in this bag and tossing it in the back of a truck or van. I'm a working musician, so no, my expensive guitars aren't my kids and don't need to ride around in a huge awkward hard case to minimize the possibility of something getting put on top and doing some damage or other. They're tools of the trade and I have to carry them in and out of venues and load and unload them out of vehicles all the time. This double gig bag is more than up to the task of keeping my guitars in good shape and undamaged given how I transport my gear.

Excelente, bien construido y resistente

This double guitar case is fantastic! I flew with two guitars, and it kept them well-protected the entire trip. The padding is solid, and the build quality feels durable without being too bulky. It’s comfortable to carry, and the storage pockets are a nice bonus for accessories. Great for travel or gigs—definitely worth it if you need to transport multiple guitars safely. Highly recommend!

Excelente producto, muy buen material y caben perfectamente dos guitarras eléctricas.

I just got this, seems well put together, for the money I do wish it had velcro straps inside to secure the neck of the guitar (so it doesn't move around too much), but otherwise it's well build and very protective.