Description
Guitarists have seen it (and done it) hundreds of times: grabbing the guitar out of the side of a partially unzipped case while standing up. They do this to save space, to save time, or to save their backs. This observation became the driving concept behind the Vertigo, the world’s first top-loading guitar case. The top loading feature might have been enough, but Mono went ahead and redesigned the Headlock for automatic neck support. Then they created The Boot, a rubber sole designed for unsurpassed protection against vertical drops. The game has changed.
