[76 Keys] It is more rugged than I expected and better padded as well. I know it will protect my Juno Stage very well!

[Zipper] Okay this is my second Gator gig bag and they are simply great bags for playing live locally. Had the 88 slim bag for a narrow digital piano and just received this 76 bag for my Kurzweil. Fits like a glove and give the board good protection for tossing in he trunk with my amp and stands to make gigs. Good amount of padding and light weight. I would advise you to go to Gator's website to figure out exactly what bag you need. They have a little selector where you choose the brand and model of your keyboard and it will spit out the properly sized bag. I am saying this because not all 88's are the same size. For example my digital piano has 88 keys but is narrow front to back and has mod wheels above the keys, a Motif 88 is huge front to back and has pitch and mod wheels on the cheek block. Gator makes bags for both situations. Use their selector before ordering from B&H and you will make sure that your bag fits like a glove. Oh by the way the 88 Key version of this I have been gigging with for like 7 years and it still looks new. Handles are beefy and comfortable and there is a good sized pocket for a damper pedal cables and sheet music.

[Black] I was very surprised at the quality of this gig bag for the price, I researched quite a few different brands and I am very pleased with my purchase.

[Zipper] This is an excellent, lightweight keyboard gig bag. I previously owned another soft gig bag that I bought for $50, and I paid for my frugality. The other bag started ripping in several places after a few months, and the zipper stopped working. And my keyboard only weighed 25 pounds! This bag, however, was obviously built with attention to quality, and is meant to last a long time, with proper care. Never unzip any musical instrument case or bag quickly! Simple but important lesson. For double or triple the money, you could get a decent hard case. But for the price I paid at B and H, you couldn't do better.

[Zipper] Product seems to be well made and was as described. I measured our keyboard to insure fit, and it works great. We used to leave the keyboard attached to a cheap stand and tried to transport it that way. Placing the keyboard in this case is a much easier and safer transport.

[76 Keys] It always amazes me that musicians will spend $ + on a great keyboard, then get the cheapest carry bag they can find. All it takes is to have it bang into a step when climbing stairs, or hit a wall negotiating a tight corner, and your investment (and your income) is at risk. I use this case for my Korg ANY time it has to be moved. It's got a rigid frame, heavy-duty zippers (boy do you have to fight with the cheap ones), generous pockets, straps to hold the keyboard in place,and sturdy carry handles. In my opinion, the difference between an amateur and a professional.

[Zipper] Use with keystation pro 88 m-audio

[Zipper] Perfect traveling case for my 61-note keyboard. Sturdy with well thought out padded interior straps that keep the keyboard secure with an extra level of protection. Rubber pads on bottom provide protection and stability when resting case. Sturdy outside zipper pouch great for sustain peddle and power chord.

[6 lb] i own the hard case from gator but this soft bag is awsome for local jobs and local rehearsals makes everything much lighter to carry i still use hard case for long distance gigs but i do recomend both cases

[Black] My boyfriend was looking for a keyboard bag that would fit his particular keyboard size and this one is perfect. The padding is awesome! The outside zipper compartment consists of two different sizes which is great. Too bad there wasn't a third bigger compartment to zip in the keyboard music sheet holder.