D'Addario Accessories Leather Guitar Strap

Great classic guitar/bass strap for the money, needs some breaking in but if you are an avid player that will not be a problem. Comfortable and good looking.

Great strap,,great price..

This is, for the price I paid for it here on Amazon (far less than what it is currently selling for) a very good buy. At the current price of almost 30 bucks, I would pass or look at other options but that is just me. The leather is attractive, thick enough, soft enough for the price, and I found the length to be more than long enough for me personally. I almost have it on the shortest possible setting and there is far more room to let out. Only really tall people, big people, or "low players" will be disappointed perhaps. I only have a few very MINOR complaints and of course my complaints are subjective so YMMV. One, the back side of the strap is not black. It's a blue/grey color and I didn't realize that. You can see a tiny bit of the greyish color in the photo but not enough to really get an idea of what the backside looks like. I assumed incorrectly that both sides were black. Two, the embossed design is a little feminine for my tastes. All that said, it is nice and some will love it. Quality at the right price. Easy to adjust. Looks like it will last. Solid four stars despite me personal opinion.

Nice strap, wide, doesn't twist and kink like polypropelene or cotton straps. Plain leather, no padding, should you need padding you can purchase a gel pad or a foam pad and add it. I'm using it on a Yamaha AEX500 hollow body and being a lighter guitar it doesn't need any additonal padding, the width of the strap distributes the weight of the guitar well. The leather is a bit rigid being fresh from an old cow and all, but it will soften over time. I added a bit of coconut oil to the strap to soften it up a bit and get the grain on the inside to lie down all nice and civil like. Bought it on a whim, and found it to my liking, will probably buy a few more. if you do the coconut oil, don't forget to wipe the excess of after a few minutes unless you like coconut oil on your shirt... once its soaked into the leather it doesn't seem to release onto fabric as long as you rub off the excess with a paper towel or an old sock, which are also great for wiping down frets when your done playing. socks are like mittens for feet except for the thumb thing. great strap, doesn't need batteries, does its job without complaint and would probably make a great belt if your inclined to handicrafts. If you are thinking about learning guitar you might want to buy this strap to see if you like wearing something on your shoulder for a bit, then get the parents to, or save the dosh yourself, and spring for a guitar to hang off of it, then you're half way there and after that its just plunking around for a couple of decades and boom, your a musician and people will respect you greatly but won't loan you money or let you date their daughters.

The leather feels authentic, it also looks REALLY nice. The strap doesn’t feel cheap, and it’s a nice quality material. The strap might be a bit lengthy for some people. In my opinion, you get what you pay for. It’s comfortable, aesthetically pleasing, and feels good. Definitely worth the money for me.

10 out of 10 would recommend. It's light, it's a wide strap, it's really well made, it's basically perfect for me. Great deal

Beautiful suede and comfy

Do an image search for “David Gilmour black Stratocaster” and you’ll find some photos of him performing with his legendary black Strat, several of which will show him sporting a strap almost exactly like this one. When I decided to build my semi-replica Gilmour Strat (semi, because I opted for a 2-point trem instead of vintage 6-point), I found this strap and couldn’t resist buying it to complete the package. It’s all leather (and as such, it smells amazing), even the X’s are crossed strips of leather. It’s thick, about 5.3mm (0.2 inches) and as such it can feel a bit less comfortable than the thin, smooth seat belt material of the straps that I normally prefer, but it’s worth it. Sizing is a little bit finicky, and when I have it at the correct size for my comfort, there’s a 4.7 inch tail at one end that extends past the strap lug. A minor quibble, but worth mentioning. Since I had installed locking strap lugs on the guitar, I needed to widen the holes a bit to get the locks to fit. I (nervously) did this with a drill bit and it came out just fine.

Très belle sangle en vrai cuir

très bonne qualité mais un peu courte pour moi,

Muy buena correa. Buen cuero muy suave, fino y flexible, pero resistente. El ancho es bueno para sentirse muy cómodo tocando durante horas.

Es sencillo pero de un material excelente. Lo recomiendo mucho. No vas a encontrar nada mejor por el precio!

Cintura decisamente perfetta se si cerca qualcosa di semplice e comoda. Il grip della parte scamosciata interna (si può comunque montare l contrario per dare un altro effetto) é ottimo, quando si suona heavy metal fa tanto, e quando si suona heavy metal ma si ha una clavicola risaldata in posizione scomposta fa tantissimissimo! Va detto che é anche facile da regolare e personalizzare nel look e nella configurazione per trovare l'altezza giusta in relazione al peso della chitarra e a quanto alta o bassa la si vuole tenere. Rapporto qualità prezzo imbattibile, infatti ne ho preso un altra di colore marrone per un'altra chitarra. In foto vedete la mia Jackson Kelly, ha un peso ragguardevole e necessita di una cintura molto robusta e salda (notate il doppio passaggio sull'attacco al ponte). Inoltre mi occorre aver la certezza che non ceda, quindi per chitarre pesanti consiglio di mettere questa tracolla, regolarla e poi lasciatecela sopra, non smontatela mai se riuscite, così che i fori per inserirla negli attacchi rimangano nuovi e il meno laschi possibile.