Collection: Keyboard Bags & Cases

A keyboard bag needs to fit the whole instrument

Two keyboards with the same key count can have very different cabinet dimensions. The bag needs to accommodate the body and its controls, not just the keybed. This collection includes the Slickbag Gigbag Keyboard 61k, Gigbag Stage Piano Small and Gigbag Stage Piano 88k.

61-key keyboards and stage pianos

The Keyboard 61k is intended for the 61-key instrument group. The Stage Piano Small and Stage Piano 88k offer different formats for stage pianos. Use these names to narrow the options, then compare your instrument’s length, width and height with the bag’s internal dimensions.

Internal fit and space for accessories

The instrument should be supported without the closed bag pressing on knobs, sliders or a screen. If a model includes adjustable inserts, check how they help fill unused space. Accessory pockets are separate from the instrument compartment; keep pedals, power supplies and cables where they will not press against the controls.

Carrying a heavier instrument

Handle placement, the empty bag’s weight and wheels, where fitted, can matter as much as padding when moving a stage piano. Shoulder straps, pockets and other carrying features vary by model. Consider whether you usually walk with the instrument, load it into a car or transport it alongside other stage equipment.

If your keyboard’s dimensions are close to the stated internal measurements, check the fit before ordering. For other instruments, browse the wider cases and bags range.