D'Addario Auto Lock Guitar Strap - Acoustic & Electric Accessories - Easy to Use Locking Straps - Uses Existing Buttons - Padded - Black Striped

Even after watching the videos I wasn't quite sure, but... these are very nice strap clips. Not sure that a mechanism that uses a tiny, tiny spring is really a good idea, but we'll see.

Seriously the best guitar strap I’ve ever seen in over 3 decades of playing guitar. No special equipment needed and nothing to install. It quickly and easily goes from one guitar to another. Its very secure as Ive never had any issues with it coming off unwanted. Game changer of a strap. I can’t recommend it enough.

I hadn't bought a new strap in 20 years and I am tired of leather. This strap is so much more comfortable and the locks are excellent!

This strap works great on my Strat and my Epiphone, Les Paul. But it won’t fit on my Les Paul inspired by Gibson Hummingbird guitar. The fitting at the base of the guitar for the amp cord is much bigger than the standard fittings on my Strat and Epiphone Les Paul.I end up taking a rattail file and opening up the attachment on the strap to get it to fit.Otherwise, I would’ve gave the strap a five star review.

At first sight , the strap looks very ordinary. But when actually put it on (it clicks on easily) and can see how the area where it sits on your shoulder is DOUBLED (always use the doubled area for your shoulder). You go well dang, isn't this the best strap I've ever tried?I actually bought one of those super foam padded straps, (KLIQ supercell) which was pretty heavy at least 3x the weight of this one. My guitar is pretty heavy so I thought that would help, but actually I was totally wrong. By using a lighter strap, even though it was less padded my shoulders, neck and back are so much more comfortable! A big part of the pain is the weight, and taking off more than half a pound makes all the difference. My leg no longer falls asleep with the guitar now that I can sit with it, or stand with it for long periods of time and it feels great! Now not saying KLIQ is bad, but i think u must match the strap to the guitar. more weight on a heavy guitar=bad news. I'll see if I can use it on a light guitar, if not I'll throw it in the dungeon.The lock mechanism is great, there's no way the guitar will drop, at least it seems to be very good and the material is great.But anyways I'm really glad I got this strap, I'll likely get another one!

I lost track of how many of these I own. The locking mechanism on them beats the heck out of buying Straplocks in addition to straps and installing them on instruments I may eventually sell. I like to wear my basses pretty high and the easily adjustable length can accomodate the jazz-musician type to the thigh-hanging punk plunker.

I like the auto lock feature on both ends of this strap. feel that safety knowing my 335 or LP isn't going to slip off and hit the floor. I actually bought another one of these for another guitar after really liking the first one that I purchased. definitely worth the money for the safety factor for me. I have other straps that are fine for my acoustics but there is not that much weight to deal with on those guitars so there is less chance of them slipping off those cheaper straps. One thing that also surprised me was the comfort of this strap. just enough padding to keep it from digging in. Also there is a choice in color and pattern which makes it nice also. When I purchase my next guitar model for my collection I will be right back purchasing another one of these straps. It is very quick to take them on and off of a guitar and put on another one. I like to have a strap on my guitars and not take them off at all once I get the length positioned for me. Just personal preference here.

Top quality and comfortable.