GenericSaxophone Shoulder Harness Aluminum Metal Sax Holder Comfortable Sax Neck Strap Hook for Saxophone for Horn Tenor Baritone Alto Sax Soprano Clarinet

Had some but wanted to try different strap. Need to do some modifications and it works.

Now my go to strap for sax. Had neck surgery, relieves all stress on neck and back, wish it would stay closed more when using it, but still recommend again

This generic sax shoulder harness is worth about what you pay for it. It's a copy of the JazzLab Saxophone Harness (https://smile.amazon.com/Jazzlab-saxholder-PRO-SAXHOLDER-PRO-dp-B07SRCJM3B/dp/B07SRCJM3B/ref=dp_ob_title_ce)The difference, other than its durability (which I don't know about), is that the original JazzLab's shoulder arms can be bent to fit you perfectly. They are also removable, which the ones on this generic copy are not. This unit is described as being made of aluminum inside, which may be why it cannot be bent to fit (at least not with your bare hands).

while it did reduce my neck pain significantly, (I play tenor, so it wasn't too bad, but enough to warrant a purchase.) it had also made it somehow much more difficult to play. it was hard to feel the music when playing with this genuinely. if you're buying it for a Bari, I can't speak on it, but unless you're starting on it, or have neck problems, I don't recommend it.

This worked well until it broke, I did not expect it to last forever but 3 months of usage is not acceptable.

I have to say I’ve been wanting to try this type of saxophone strap, and this one has been extremely good. No pain in my neck anymore. It does take a little getting used to. I use it on my tenor saxophone. This is so much better than a regular neck strap. It folds nice and compact and I keep it in the battle of my saxophone once I’m done playing.

Using this caused extreme pain in my upper spine. I think it's from a totally new set of muscles being activated... I've tried 3 times, each time it does this to my back.Returning, but it may work fine for others.

Muy bueno