The Gator Cases Rolling Speaker Bag for Most 15" Speakers is a carrying case designed to fit the Mackie TH-15A and similar 15" (38.1 cm) loudspeakers. There are also 2 accessory pockets for storing cables or other small items. The bag's dual zipper design allows easy load-in of the speaker, while the bottom has structured foam to cradle and protect it. Rugged nylon construction with 0.4" (1.0 cm) side foam ensures durability and extra protection against impact. The rugged, retractable pull-out handle and 6-wheel assembly make the bag--and the speaker inside it--easy to transport. Enjoy the security of a limited lifetime warranty!

Rugged Nylon Construction    Side and Bottom Foam    Dual Zipper Design    Pull-Out Handle / 6-Wheel Assembly    Limited Lifetime Warranty

Rugged nylon construction with 0.4" (1.0 cm) side foam ensures durability and extra protection against impact - bottom of bag has more foam to cradle speaker

Dual zipper design allows easy load-in of the speaker

Retractable pull-out handle and 6-wheel assembly make the bag--and the speaker inside it--easy to transport

2 accessory pockets

Designed to fit Mackie TH-15A and similar 15" (38.1 cm) loudspeakers, including Behringer EUROLIVE B315A and B215A, EV ELX115P, and JBL EON305, 315, 515, and 515XT

Limited lifetime warranty!

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will Dell XPS 15.6 fit int? There are laptops with 15 screens bigger than it.

A: Yes, your laptop will just fit. The laptop compartment is 14.5x10x1 and your laptop is 14x10x.7.

Q: 2. Is this bag allow to carry on plan?

A: no it is too BIG

Q: 3. A couple of questions.First, for those that have traveled with this bag, have you done do on the smaller regional planes (think Hawaiian interisland flights) Did it have to be checked if you did so?Second, it I recall correctly, the original version would not fit the pro bodies with the integral grip or other bodies with the accessory grip attached. Does this version?Thank you I'm advance!

A: I agree that it likely will not hold pro bodies with a grip at the top, as my 5DmkIV fits fine, but not with much spare room. The sides might hold it better as I have a 70-300 on the side and it fits great. Also, I have not had to put this onto a small plane, if fits great into regular plane bins. It is smaller than most carry on bags today, but small planes are much smaller.

Q: 4. Due to its material and features, isn't this bag too much heavy by its own (even empty, with no stuffs on it) and as so adds too much weight for carrying the whole system? I mean I'm wondering if the bag by itself is already heavy, when filled with photo gear will end up much heavier, maybe causing problems not only bo be carried as a backpack but also to be accepted as a non-checked luggage. According to your experience traveling with this bag, how should I feel about my concern? Thanks in advance!

A: I have only traveled with this bag once, but I appreciated it. Because it can be a roller or a backpack, it gives versatility to arrangement of all baggage you are trying to move at one time. For example, when pulling all your rolling luggage, it's a backpack. When your baggage is checked, it's an easy roller. Weight-i just changed from a hard case system and this us so much lighter. Loaded it's heavy but it's easy to carry as a backpack even then. I don't know if there is another bag that weighs less and still gives your equipment protection. I looked at a lot of bags and made a chart of the characteristics and this was my choice. It fits in standard overhead bins-although i didn't use the computer bag b/c i was pretty sure that would not fit too and it would not have. My concern is when changing to smaller commuter planes, this is not going to fit. But when flying into some areas like Saba, the plane is too small for any carry on. So sooner or later it will have to be checked. I don't like that at all, but is the reality. As far as the airlines refusing it as carry on b/c of weight- on standard flights I have always found it to be the size if the bag, not the weight. When they have checked the weight, it has been in smaller airlines where it might not have fit anyway. I hope this helps! Having traveling!

Q: 5. Is the inner liner of the TakeOff v2 removable to make 2 separate zipped cases?

A: No. The dividers are removable to create one large space. The portion inside is not removable from the case.

Q: 6. Will this rolling backup fit under your seat in an airplane so it could be a personal item on a Frontier flight?

A: Probably not, maybe in the overhead but you must check with the airline for exact dimensions.

Q: 7. Is this tough enough to check in to airline baggage system?

A: Yes it is but it doesn't have a TSA locking system so I would be worried about theft. I carry on my expensive camera gear.

Q: 8. What are the main differences between Airport Takeoff v1 and v2.0?

A: Direct from Think Tank Photo Customer Service because I had the same question before they released the bag.The main differences between the V1 and V2 is the V2 is a little lighter, has a few new pockets, and has a redesigned handle.

Q: 9. HiDoes the ursa mini (with top handle on it) fit in this bag?

A: The URSA Mini with handle is about 8-9 tall. The bag's interior is about 13 tall. You are good to go.

Q: 10. Is the bag waterproof?

A: No, the following unit features weather-resistant exterior. The durable nylon exterior shields your gear from inclement weather, as well as dust and debris. But no bag really is waterproof.