tifanso Guitar Strap, Soft Cotton Straps With 3 Pick Holders, Button Headstock Adaptor, 1 Pair Locks and 3 Picks Set For Electric/Acoustic Guitar

Super comfortable, I got a cheap straplock kit and it's amazing

title says it all, it's a very nice strap at a great price. Love the little cut outs for pics, nice that they add 3 pics, and there is a black extension strap to make it extra long if needed.

I really like the pick holders---I don't use one usually for the bass, but it's fun to be able to pass one to the guitarist when he loses his.This strap is a good quality and easily adjustable. It is a good width so it doesn't feel like it's digging into my shoulder.Love it, and will likely pick up another for another bass....

The first thing I noticed was that everything listed and pictured in the product advertisement was in the kit. Also everything was exactly as pictured. There were no surprises where the product turned out to be inferior or in any way different than was shown in the picture. What you see is what you get.The guitar strap is well made. All the stitching which attaches the end pieces are even, heavy duty, and have no loose thread ends. The strap ends seem to be made of a man-made leather type material. These ends are thin and pliable , yet also seem to be strong. The woven cotton strap material also seems strong and durable . It feels soft rather than rough or stiff like some of the nylon woven straps I've had in the past. The strap can be used on any guitar with two strap buttons (electric or acoustic) but can also be used on acoustic guitars that have no front strap button. Included in the kit is a small , man-made leather loop with a metal attachment button. This is meant for attachment of the front end of the guitar strap to the headstock of the acoustic guitar ( just behind the string nut ). It works very well on my guitar. If for any reason the loop doesn't fit on the headstock of your model of guitar, they also include a strong, woven, nylon string (looks similar to short shoe string). This can be used to attach the strap to the headstock instead of the leather loop. All the different attachment options that come with this package make this product versatile. The three guitar picks that were included aren't anything special but they are usable and I'll throw them in my case for backups. The picks remind me of those celluloid , Fender medium picks everyone used years ago. There are also two rubber, doughnut washers in the kit that help secure the strap ends on the strap buttons. They seem to work and are a nice thing to have in the kit.I bought this strap package for the new acoustic guitar I just bought. It had been years since I owned an acoustic so I had nothing to go along with it. I had to buy all the extras such as cleaning products, extra strings, tools like string winders/cutters/bridge pin puller, case, stand, tuner, and of course a guitar strap. All those accessories add up to a good chunk of change and can eat away at your guitar budget. So I tried to accessorize my new guitar purchase on a tight budget. By looking for bargains on the accessories , It left me with more money to spend on a higher quality guitar. Put your money where it counts. Finding this guitar strap package was a good way to stay on budget. The price was very reasonable. The product is good quality and you get a lot for your money. The strap isn't fancy but it's well made and works great. The "coffee" colored strap I selected is a dark brown strap with black ends. It looks right at home on my acoustic guitar with it's lightly stained mahogany back and sides, black headstock, pick guard , binding and rosette and natural spruce wood top. I'm glad I bought it. I'd recommend this product to anyone on a tight budget that needs a well made, functional guitar strap.

I have two acoustic/electric guitars, an inexpensive acoustic that I gave to a student and a semi-hollow body electric. I put this strap on every one of them. The strap does what it should do. It is comfortable and seems pretty sturdy. The picks are useful as potential back-ups, but would not be my first choice. The rubber locks seem to do their job well. I was able to fit the strap onto the strap buttons on all of my guitars. The electric output for my Zager guitar uses the strap button. The strap (with a little effort) was able to fit onto the button. I added a Qishare 2PCS Shoulder Pad Detachable Shoulder Strap Pad to my strap to help limit the guitar from sliding out of playing position. The combination works great. Even without the strap pad, these straps work well. However, at my beginner level of playing, reducing slippage seems to help me focus on the other aspects of fretting strumming and picking.If you want flash, these are not for you. My goal is to become competent and musical enough that my playing will provide all the flash needed when I become proficient enough to perform.

I took a chance on a ‘less expensive strap’, and was pleasantly surprised by the quality and features of this product- it comes with a ‘shoelace’ tie for ‘folk guitars’ as well as a wrap around strap of suede to use instead of the ‘shoelace’ if you prefer so you can ‘add a strap button’ to the top of the guitar neck with ease, no tying/quick release and a clean look for acoustic players!The three included picks are all pearloid Celluloid medium picks and are good looking (and match my guitar!), and the strap has pockets on it for those three picks as well-and the included strap ‘locks’ are a nice touch for those who can use them- I use rubber strap locks anytime I can, and they are on all my guitars that they fit on.The strap looked small when I got it, I quickly found it was pulled into its tightest setting, and when I fully extended it the guitar was practically at my knees, so you can easily find your sweet spot with a variety of guitars as I did.Bought on a fluke and much better than those ‘seatbelt nylon’ ones that slip and slide (unless that is your thing- NOT playing!-HA😃)Great deal!

Purchased this strap for my new o-bass by Orange. Seems to be a very good strap! I had a small issue with neck dive using a strap made by a company considered to be high end, but with the new strap I am getting zero neck dive and it is considerably more comfortable than my other strap and at a much better price! I play bass with my fingers and with a pick depending on what song and what kind of tone I want so I think the pick holders will come in very handy. One aspect of this purchase that I feel is important to note is the seller reached out to me shortly after I placed my order to ensure that I was happy with my purchase, I find that a small jesture like that makes a big difference. I am planning on ordering another strap soon for my EB3 bass and I am going to recommend them to fellow musicians as well. If you are considering a new strap for any instrument you play I think you will be very pleased with this brand. It has all the features you need and will adjust to suit most instruments.

Thin material but for the price good I guess