The best in protection just got an upgrade. The all-new Vertigo™ Ultra Electric features an array of improvements to durability, ergonomics and organization to make life on the road a breeze. Covering every possibility and ready for anything— a must-have for any guitarist on the move. Travel WithEase

The Mono M80-2G is designed to house two Guitars in Mono's unique design gig bags. The Mono M80 Gig bags bridge the gap between the protection offered from hard cases and the light weight nature of gig bags. The Mono Vertigo features a special bottom end called the “boot”. The boot takes the protective qualities of the footwear industry and has integrated it with the Mono Vertigo’s guitar case. With its custom rubber outsole and insole, the boot bounces off concrete flawlessly, saving your guitar case contents in the event of an accidental vertical drop. You can travel in complete confidence knowing how safe your guitar is should an accident happen. It goes something like this. As you lift the guitar up and out, over the bottom lip of the case, a freak vibration (most likely your forearm) causes the lid to waver, lose its already tentative grip on balance, and come crashing down on your guitar’s pristine top. At least one of the latches will punch a snakebite-like indentation in your guitar’s soft nitrocellulose finish. It’s not going to polish out.

Frequently Asked Questions about Mono Gig Bags

Complete with a plush-lined interior, you can be sure your guitar comes out looking newer than when it when in! Ergonomic Enhancements So why not use a flight case all the time? We wouldn’t recommend it. These things are stupidly heavy and even more awkward than a hard case, plus they can cost a fortune.

Hard cases have one major benefit, and it very much says it on the tin. Hard cases are hard! Built from traditional solid materials and shaped internally so your instrument can’t move an inch, they are undoubtedly a better form of protection than a soft gigbag. Take into account how often you currently move your instrument (or intend to) and that will inform what level of protection your instrument needs. It may be that different occasions call for different protection. Hard case vs gigbag? They are really only utilized by touring bands who are taking multiple guitars across the world. For the majority of non-global-touring-artists, a hard case is the perfect level of protection. What material should my hard case be made from?Another first of its kind, The Boot® takes guitar protection to a new level. Using manufacturing technologies from the footwear industry, the Vertigo™ bounces off of concrete like a pair of cross trainers. With its custom molded rubber outsole and EVA insole, The Boot® also protects strap pins* from those nasty vertical drops. Despite its serious design, the Vertigo™ just wants to have fun. Case bite usually occurs in that split second when your gorgeous guitar is not fully in the case and not fully out. It’s the midway, no-man’s land that strikes fear into the hearts of all guitarists who love their instruments a little more than is strictly healthy.