Gator GKB-61 Keyboard Gig Bag

Description

The Gator GKB‑61 is a rugged, padded gig bag designed to protect standard‑profile 61‑key keyboards during transport, rehearsal, and everyday use. Built from tough 600‑denier ballistic nylon, it shields your instrument from bumps, scuffs, and the unpredictable realities of gigging. Whether you're heading to a session, a lesson, or a live performance, this bag delivers reliable protection in a lightweight, easy‑to‑carry form.

Inside, 20 mm of thick padding and adjustable padded straps secure your keyboard firmly in place, preventing shifting during travel. The soft interior lining protects delicate finishes, while the oversized zippers and black‑chrome hardware ensure long‑term durability. A large exterior accessory pocket provides ample room for pedals, cables, power supplies, and sheet music, keeping your essentials organized and ready to go.

Designed for working musicians who need dependable protection without the bulk of a hard case, the GKB‑61 offers a perfect balance of portability and durability. Reinforced riveted handles make carrying comfortable and secure, and the streamlined profile fits a wide range of 61‑key keyboards, synths, and controllers. For players who want a trustworthy, road‑ready gig bag, the GKB‑61 remains one of the most popular and proven options in Gator’s lineup.

Construction

• 600‑denier ballistic nylon exterior
• 20 mm padded interior for impact protection
• Black‑chrome hardware and oversized zippers

Interior Features

• Adjustable padded straps secure keyboard during transport
• Soft interior lining protects finish
• Fits standard‑profile 61‑key keyboards

Storage

• Large exterior accessory pocket for pedals, cables, and sheet music

Handles & Carrying

• Reinforced riveted comfort handles
• Lightweight, portable design

Dimensions (Gator Official Specs)

• Interior: 40" × 16" × 5.5" (1016 × 406 × 140 mm)
• Exterior: 45" × 18" × 7" (1143 × 457 × 178 mm)

Weight

• Approx. 4.5 lbs

Warranty

• Limited lifetime warranty on manufacturing defects