Straps LIS-048C2-BRN/BRN Guitar Strap - Brown

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Man, these things just work. Love the quick-detach feature of these. Never had to worry about one coming off. They're a bit plain-looking, okay. I cut an old sock up and put a sleeve over the buckle to ward off buckle rash on the guitar. But otherwise, these are total winners.Tip: This cotton strap is a bit grabby. It's definitely nicer on the skin than the nylon. But it also doesn't allow you to sling the guitar from play position to on-the-back position so quickly. Solution...buy both!

For a while now, I have exclusively used Lock-It straps. They are so much better than other strap lock systems that require you to replace the pins on your guitar, and they are superior to other locking straps I've tried that have hard-plastic mechanisms. These are very simple and just work. The only issue I've experienced is that some guitars have larger strap pins on them and it can be a slight challenge getting these on, but after you "break in" the locking mechanism a bit it becomes easier. I recommend the cotton straps vs the polyester as the fabric grips your clothing a bit more (especially useful if your guitar has a bit of neck dive).

Easy and fast to use.

I bought this right after having a guitar slip off its strap and bounce off some furniture. Lock the barn door, the mule has escaped!Fast forward: This strap provides inexpensive security from loose-fitting straps. I can move around with confidence knowing the strap is locked on. It's super easy to secure and hasn't come unlocked accidentally. All my straps will be locking in the future!

These are quality straps. I've got two, and wish I hadn't spent the money on other straps for my other guitars. Cotton is much more comfortable than synthetic, and these fit both my Taylors perfectly, even with the large pins and narrow gaps for the strap ends. I feel confident that my guitars are not going to fall.

Quick on, quick off. Locks are sturdy and the strap is comfy. My favorite guitar strap by far!