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MissoulaFlood - Posted - 01/13/2026: 08:36:50
Looking to find a simple gigbag for my 11 inch open back. Not needing anything fancy but would like it to be a snug fit. All the ones I'm finding are roomier than they need to be. Thanks much.
MissoulaFlood - Posted - 01/13/2026: 10:05:22
Thanks, yep, I've looked at the Alpine. Just wish it didn't have all the exterior pockets. Hoping to keep low- profile.
mikehalloran - Posted - 01/13/2026: 17:07:52
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Originally posted by MissoulaFloodThanks, yep, I've looked at the Alpine. Just wish it didn't have all the exterior pockets. Hoping to keep low- profile.
Yes, there are three pockets on the outside. This is the first I've ever seen anyone complain about that.
I keep the open back and resonator versions in stock. They used to come in a few colors but these days, Desert Sand is the only available option for the banjo bags.
Boulder Alpine Open Backed Banjo Bag
mrbook - Posted - 01/16/2026: 17:01:12
I now have a Boulder Alpine gig bag, but for a few years I used a Superior bag. It worked just fine, but the Boulder Alpine is an improvement. For about 20 years I carried my old Harmony resonator banjo in an unpadded canvas bag that I sewed myself, made from the directions in Pete Seeger's book.
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