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Mono Releases the M80 Vertigo Ultra Case

Mono Releases the M80 Vertigo Ultra Case

Designed for utmost comfort and performance, the Vertigo Ultra Bass is Mono’s answer to those who seek the ultimate gigging experience.


Complete with a range of game-changing design features, such as the patent-pending attachable FREERIDE Wheel System, premium water-resistant and reflective materials, shockproof shell structure and improved ergonomic features, the Vertigo Ultra Bass takes gear protection to the next level.

The Vertigo Ultra Bass features:

  • Patent-pending FREERIDE Wheel System that allows for wheels to be attached on the case in no time, giving you the option to travel with it seamlessly
  • Upgraded materials, including a water-resistant 1680D Ballistic Nylon outer shell, plush inner lining and new reflective trim for maximum backstage and night visibility
  • Enhanced protection with a shockproof shell structure and heavy-duty water-resistant YKK zippers for protection from the elements
  • Improved ergonomics and functionality including added back support and load-lifting detachable shoulder straps with side release buckles
  • Flexible storage options with added space for touring essentials

MONO Vertigo Ultra Electric Bass Gig Bag - Black

For more information, please visit monocreators.com.

Mono
$349.99

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