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Gator's GKB Series Keyboard Gig Bags

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The Gator Nylon Keyboard Gig Bag is designed to keep your keyboard safe on the go. Featuring heavy-duty 600 Denier nylon and 20mm padding, this gig bag shields your keyboard from damage and the elements. Adjustable straps securely hold your keyboard in place during transport while large #10 zippers make accessing your gear quick and easy. An exterior pocket provides storage for accessories like power supplies, cables and more. Whether traveling between gigs or storing your keyboard, the Gator Nylon keyboard gig bag offers rugged yet lightweight protection.

Heavy-Duty Nylon Shell Withstands Rigors of the Road

The Gator Nylon keyboard gig bag's 600 Denier nylon shell is built to handle the demands of frequent transport and use. Ripstop nylon reinforcement at key stress points prevents tearing while thick padding helps absorb impacts. Your keyboard rests securely inside, protected from scratches, dents and weather.

Straps and Zippers Provide Safe and Secure Transport

Thick adjustable straps hold your keyboard firmly in place during transport, preventing shifting that could lead to damage. Oversized #10 zippers glide smoothly and stand up to repeated use, keeping your gear protected inside the gig bag.

Convenient Exterior Pocket

A large exterior pocket provides storage for accessories you need to keep with your keyboard like power supplies, cables, straps, and sheet music. Everything fits neatly in one place so you'll never leave anything behind again.

Handles and Reinforcements Built for the Long Haul

Thick padded handles make carrying your keyboard comfortable while rivet reinforcements provide durability. Made to withstand the rigors of frequent gigging and transport, the Gator Nylon keyboard gig bag will serve you well for years to come.

Gator GKB Nylon Keyboard Gig Bag 76 Key
Gator GKB Nylon Keyboard Gig Bag 76 Key
Gator GKB Nylon Keyboard Gig Bag 76 Key

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  • Heavy-duty 600-Denier nylon construction
  • Adjustable padded secure straps to hold keyboard in place during transport
  • Large #10 Zippers
  • Reinforced comfort carry handles
  • Exterior accessory pocket

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49-Key:
  • Interior length: 38"
  • Interior width: 15"
  • Interior height: 5.5"
61-Key:
  • Interior length: 43"
  • Interior width: 17.5"
  • Interior height: 6.5"
76-Key:
  • Interior length: 51.5"
  • Interior width: 18"
  • Interior height: 6.25"
88-Key:
  • Interior length: 57.5"
  • Interior width: 18"
  • Interior height: 6.25"
Slim 88-Key:
  • Interior length: 54"
  • Interior width: 15"
  • Interior height: 6"

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4.37

43 Reviews

81%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Yes, It's just what I needed.
Yes, It's just what I needed.

Most Liked Positive Review

5

an effective and welcome bag

I had just purchased a Yamaha P85, and needed to purchase a suitable bag. The music store didn't have one in stock, so I went on line. I found this bag after a bit of a search (the P85 is a relatively new product at this time, whose dimensions are tricky). The bag is slightly long for the keyboard, but it is nicely padded and attractively styled, with effective interior Velcro straps and sensibly-placed outer pockets. I'm happy to recommend this bag. I have used it to transport the P85 to three gigs in as many weeks, and have been pleased with it.

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Most Liked Negative Review

1

No shoulder strap, so essentially useless for gigs

I perform multiple gigs a month throughout New York, including the outer boroughs. As a 5'3" woman with average strength, I desperately need a shoulder strap. Unfortunately, I bought this assuming it had one, but it doesn't. I tried it out for not even one day and I already had to take a taxi. I'll have to exchange it for one with a strap. This really shouldn't be so expensive without a strap, very odd. I also found the handles were too rough and large for my hands. Seems like it was designed for strong men. That sucks.

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Best Uses

  1. Practicing8
  2. Concerts5
  3. Back-Up2
  4. Local gigs1
  5. Storage for 61-key synthesizer1

Cons

  1. Difficult To Use4
  2. Not Functional2
  3. Poor Quality2
  4. I'm only 5'3" now (at age 87; I used to be 5'6")1
  5. Maybe I need a shoulder strap or to wear higher1

Describe Yourself

  1. Experienced16
  2. Professional Musician8
  3. Novice5

Pros

  1. Good Quality22
  2. Functional20
  3. Easy To Use17
  4. Improves Sound1
  5. Meets My Needs1

Reviewed by 43 customers

  • What to expect from this product.

    4

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted4 months ago

    byMark

    fromLargo Fl

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    This keyboard bag is does not have any rigidness about it. It is light duty so care when moving your keyboard must be taken.

  • Great product for the price

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted5 months ago

    byRalph

    fromLombard, IL

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I bought this about a month ago. Has great padding and straps to hold my keyboard in place. Great product for the price.

  • Really Good Keyboard Bag

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byKevin

    fromWV

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    This bag feels pretty sturdy and has a big pouch to keep cables, music books, etc. in. it does not have a shoulder strap, so that is something to keep in mind, but the handles are really well made. I think it will hold up fine to normal use. I don't really take my keyboard gigging, but I move it around and I believe this will do the job well.

  • Huge and bulky but it works

    3

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitteda year ago

    byChris

    fromEast Hampton, NY

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    I was in a rush to get a bag for a gig. My own fault for not seeking/ordering one purpose-made for the keyboard, if it exists, but the gig was on short notice and I didn't have much time. That said, it worked, it's padded, it's got handles, no complaints except I wish it were a more snug fit for the keyboard. Again, that's on me.

  • The bag is kinda on the large size

    3

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted3 years ago

    byTom

    fromBellmore, NY

    The Gator bag is well made, but it's too big in my opinion. The length seems to be on for most Keyboards, but the depth of the bag is measuring 18" or so inches. Seems overkill to me. -

  • This is an instrument I really enjoy playing

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted3 years ago

    byStan

    fromAztec NM

    I purchased this keyboard for Personal practice / teaching and to use as a part of a local worship team. Amazing sound

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Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • submitted9 months ago

    asked byNicko

    fromFontana Ca

    Will this Bag fit a Korg Nautilus 61 keyboard?

    Will this Bag fit a Korg Nautilus 61 keyboard?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    I’m very sorry. Your question is not clear. This is for a 76 key keyboard.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byJudy

    fromFalls Church VA

    Will this bag accommodate my DGX 305 76 keys keyboard? The measurements of mine are 46"L x 16" W x 6.75" H. Also, is there a section for keyboard accessories such as foot pedal, cables etc?

    Will this bag accommodate my DGX 305 76 keys keyboard? The measurements of mine are 46"L x 16" W x 6.75" H. Also, is there a section for keyboard accessories such as foot pedal, cables etc?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    1) Yes, this is 51.5" 2) No there isn't.

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byD

    fromundisclosed

    Will this case fit a Yamaha Modx8 88 key synthesizer?

    Will this case fit a Yamaha Modx8 88 key synthesizer?

    Open Reply - Gear-Adviser
    Yes

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byJonathan

    fromDallas, TX

    Will this case fit a Roland VR 09B 61 key keyboard

    Will this case fit a Roland VR 09B 61 key keyboard

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Yes

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked bychuck

    fromAtlanta, GA

    Will my Roland Juno DS88 fit in the Slim 88-key gig bag? The interior dimensions given for the case are about an inch smaller than the keyboard but I'm guessing there might be some extra room so it would fit. I would prefer the keyboard not be sliding around in the case and the width and height of the 88-key is much better for the DS88.

    Will my Roland Juno DS88 fit in the Slim 88-key gig bag? The interior dimensions given for the case are about an inch smaller than the keyboard but I'm guessing there might be some extra room so it would fit. I would prefer the keyboard not be sliding around in the case and the width and height of the 88-key is much better for the DS88.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    It hasn't been tested. It 'may' stretch enough.

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byDan

    from34145

    Will the gator bag gkb-61 work for the Yamaha PSR S950 Most concern surrounds the interior height on the case vs the height of the keyboard Does the ft Myers store (a 60+ mile trip) have either the gkb61 or gkb76 in their store?

    Will the gator bag gkb-61 work for the Yamaha PSR S950 Most concern surrounds the interior height on the case vs the height of the keyboard Does the ft Myers store (a 60+ mile trip) have either the gkb61 or gkb76 in their store?

    Open Reply - Charles
    The GKB-61 would fit the Yamaha PSR S950.
    Open Reply - Charles
    The GKB-61 would fit the Yamaha PSR S950.

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byDRivera

    fromMiami,FL

    Is this bag suitable to use on a plane for checking in the keyboard?

    Is this bag suitable to use on a plane for checking in the keyboard?

    Open Reply -
    I would not recommend it. I would suggest the Gator Flight Pro TSA ATA Molded Keyboard Case