Guitar Strap/Bass Strap with Shoulder Pad & Suede Backing, Quality Leather Belt for Acoustic/Electric/Bass Guitar

This is seriously a top quality strap. The leather is well finished (it is leather, not anything cheap), the stitching is perfect. Just a great quality strap. Very pleased with it.

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Very Nice Leather padded shoulder strap feel great and smooth and the thickness is right on. I have to say I can't believe I got such a Nice Strap at this price. I like the way they designed the strap where it's easy to set-up and use. The buckle is heavy duty where on fear of it breaking when in use. The other thinner pieces are very well made at both ends where the slot fit's nice and tight over the pegs front and back where no coming off at all you'll see that because you have to make it go over the peg and you can tell it isn't coming loose. Very easy to adjust the ends for where you want your guitar to hang on your body I only had to change mine once.Again at this price it's a no brainer to purchase this strap when you see many priced to high, this comperes to some straps cost 3, 4, 5 times it's price.If I need another I will order this one again and hope I have made this review clear enough of this strap noting the design, nice leather, high quality buckle and nice finish on the leather and easy enough you'll know to order it.Thanks for reading and Good Evening!

With my back/neck broken in a few different places, I was on the look out for a guitar strap that was a little looser for my large build and had a good comfortable pad for the shoulder. It took me a good while to find something I considered suitable. The average guitar strap would leave my Gretsch sitting on my chest like a '60s pop singer. I was a bit relieved when I found this Rayzm Guitar Strap.This Rayzm guitar strap looks like it's made out of brown leather (or something pretty close to it). It's quite thick and has a nice large pad for the shoulders. You'll find the buckle on the left side is highly adjustable and will certainly fit a lot of larger folks (like myself). I found the way the strap sits takes a lot of pressure off my neck when I'm playing and it really helps me play for longer periods of time (assuming my lower back doesn't give in).The item comes in three pieces, all of which is fairly easy to assemble. The shoulder pad slots are quite tight but I found if I put my pinky finger in each hole before squeezing the main belt through, it made it considerably easier. The third section is quite literally a buckle that hooks onto the main belt. It has eight or nine holes for adjusting and there is a hoop to tuck in the left over tail.In terms of use, I can't comment on how it is for playing whilst standing. My disability means I have to play sitting down and have found it's great for that. I have stood up every now and again finding the strap to still be quite comfortable but I don't do it enough to suggest it for playing shows etc. But I've seen no signs that it would give away randomly like some other budget straps.I think this strap looks rather nice, it feels good and is very comfortable. I don't know if it'll last, that's just something I'll have to find out myself but going on this past month, I'm very happy with my purchase and I would recommend it to players out there who aren't using awfully heavy guitars.(If anyone wants to know what I'm using it on. I'm using two Gretsch guitars. A standard mid range electric and a larger hollow body.)

I bought this for an acoustic tenor guitar and specifically wanted a longer length which this allows. I love the adjustable belt buckle style part and it has a nice soft pad. It is very comfortable, good value for money and sturdy. But a few niggles - this is not a wide strap and in comparison to the pad (2.5" wide approx) the strap is under 1" wide, so looks a little less substantial. But it is sturdy. It came disassembled - no great drama, but passing the leather strap through the pad was a chore that took about 10 mins. Lastly, this fits over a strap button but is very tight. That's not bad, after all you wouldn't want it to come off, but the tightness meant it took some massaging to get it to fit right. Overall, good for what I needed so a recommendation from me.

Well very pleasantly surprised by this and a very good, actually better option than the Fender Alternative, unless you are brand conscious. It’s made from very nice layered leather stitching is very good, padding and lining to shoulder pad is excellent, and it fits really tight onto standard fender strap buttons, comfortable, doesn’t slip. Branding on strap isn’t visible as main strap covers it, again if you are brand conscious. It looks black in the photo, it’s actually a really dark brown.

This strap is absolutely great quality and value.Length long and adjustable. Shoulder strap width for comfort . Thinner leather strap for easy attachment to guitar or ukelele very adaptable and quick to fit on/off.

Nice leather strap with padded shoulder pad in dark brown.Very adjustable and while a little stiff it will loosen up with use.Only issue was the holes for the fixings were too small and needed recutting with a craft knife, just managed to get it in without cutting the stitching.