Fender's 610 Series gig bag is an excellent and budget - friendly choice to safeguard your electric guitar during travel. It flaunts our well - known asymmetrical Fender shape. The robust outer layer is made of tough 600 Denier polyester, which can withstand impacts and resist ripping and tearing. Inside, it has 10mm padding and a soft - touch microfiber lining. This not only secures your instrument but also prevents potential damage to its finish. The gig bag comes with a comfortable two - piece handle and ergonomic air - mesh backpack straps with easily adjustable ladder - lock buckles, allowing you to carry your guitar without extra strain. There's also a front storage pocket with a business card window, offering extra space for small accessories. Features include 600 Denier polyester construction, 10mm padding with soft - touch microfiber lining, a reverse water - resistant zipper with custom ergonomic zipper pulls, a comfortable two - piece handle and a recessed grab handle, ergonomic soft - padded backpack straps, an ID tag holder, and a front storage pocket with a business card window, a pocket for extra strings, and a fixed tool pouch.





Using your Fender 610 Series gig bag is a breeze. First, unzip the bag using the reverse water - resistant zipper with custom ergonomic zipper pulls. Gently place your electric guitar inside, making sure it sits well within the 10mm padding and soft - touch microfiber lining. You can carry it by the comfortable two - piece handle or use the ergonomic backpack straps. Adjust the ladder - lock buckles on the straps to fit you comfortably. For storing small items, use the front storage pocket. You can put your business card in the window, extra strings in the dedicated pocket, and tools in the fixed tool pouch. When it comes to maintenance, keep the bag dry. If it gets dirty, you can wipe it down with a damp cloth. Avoid sharp objects that could tear the 600 Denier polyester outer layer. Also, remember to check the zippers and buckles regularly to ensure they're working properly.