Standard Leather 2.375" Wide Guitar Strap - Black Review

Perfect for the money

I've bought 4-5 different inexpensive leather straps from multiple vendors, I'm in the process of replacing all the others with these, they're perfect. I started off buying them just because I had a guitar with a small amount of neck dive. If it doesn't go short enough you can certainly cut in another hole but I don't even go to the last available hole and I like my guitars high… read more as well. I've got probably 25 of these now and haven't had a single issue. I prefer the thin and light weight, I don't need to add even more to my heavy guitars. They look and feel almost identical to the ones Gibson puts in new Les Paul cases, just the end is a bit more tapered and obviously no Gibson logo. I can't imagine being this picky over a strap, but people will complain. Fantastic strap which works like you'd expect.

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Nice Strap - check length

I build 50's T Style guitars finished with all natural lacquer. I include one of these with each one I sell. These can be set several inches shorter than the D'adario ones in the same price range, but still don't go as short as I would like (probably can't get a Tom Morello like position on the body). Made for more of a modern phallus positioning than a vintage machine gun positioning.… read more But you can always cut a hole in it, so for the price you probably can't beat it.

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No, Thank You

This strap is too thin and the slots didn't line up, so when I sized it for myself, there was a bump in the strap that didn't sit well on my shoulder. Also, it's so thin that I couldn't trust it to hold my guitar, fearing the holes used to attach it to the guitar would soon stretch out. If you're thinking about this because of the price, look elsewhere.

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