If you rely on public transportation to transport your whole rig, then a gigbag is the more practical option. However, keep in mind that a large board loaded with pedals can rival an amp's weight once you factor in the case itself. A hardshell case virtually guarantees pedal safety, and it's the only real option if you're, flying to a gig and need to check your pedalboard as baggage. Many pedalboards, including most of those discussed here, come with an option for a gigbag or hardshell case. MKS Professional Stage Products takes a slightly different tack with its Pedal Pad MPS II Tour Series boards (Street $299.95–$349.95, ), which have a modular, stair-steplike design that uses interchangeable metal panels to let you arrange and fasten pedals in just about any configuration-including flat or angled. Its hardshell, carpet-covered case also includes the Power Pad II power supply, which has eight 9-volt DC jacks and one 110-volt AC plug. The Pedal Pad Pro Series MPS II Tour Series Pedalboard's two-tiered design lets you attach your pedals (with Velcro) to individual metal plates that can be set flat or angled. MKS Professional Stage Products Pedal Pad MPS II Tour Series Boards
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