Neotech Super Ax Guitar Strap (5901002),black

I have owned 4 of these since 2010. I play a Gibson les paul and an SRV Stratocaster which are both heavy. This is the only strap I've used that made them feel lighter with no shoulder pain with strech pad. When our other guitar player broke a string and picked up my strat he was also suprised of the comfort. I see some bad reviews but out of 4 I bought I didn;t get a bad one. Played for a hundred or more hours in lots of bars and shops and home but they all still look and work like new. The price has got up there since I bought mine but probably worth it.

I have a bunch of different popular straps such as the mid-priced Mono Betty to the $100+ Gruv Gear Solo. This strap has become my go-to for all of my expensive PRS guitars and for a few good reasons. First of all, the way the guitar hangs. I'll start off by saying that I'm a pretty average height of 5'10". The length of the faux leather that connects to the "top" strap button is pretty much perfect. I've read that others that are perhaps shorter think there isn't enough adjustable length but for me and many others at my height i think its just perfect with a range of hanging below your waist to right around the middle of your torso. This strap also has zero metal on it. That's VERY important to me. I have had higher quality straps with metal adjustable rings put dings into mint condition high dollar guitars. Never again!As for quality... it's really not bad at all. Not great but for the price I think you get more than what you pay for. The neoprene layer really isn't very thick so If your instrument is on the heavier 10+ lbs side of things I don't think this strap will do too much more for comfort than the average strap but for anything lighter it does just fine.If you're looking for a strap that isn't flashy, won't cost much, and most importantly won't damage your gear then have no hesitation and click the add to cart button!

A little bit of research and discovered that this model would be ideal for my rather heavy Music Man Stingray bass. Fits perfectly and supports the bass properly for both sitting and standing. Very happy with this purchase. For bassists out there, consider this one instead of the bass version (too many folks talking about length.) I don't wear my bass low and the extra bit of length is not at all excessive. I can easily set the strap for my ideal position. Highly recommended. I use it with Ernie Ball Super Locks.

Padding is GREAT, but the covering/shell has no grip or traction, so if your guitar is even slightly heavy on the neck side, you will be constantly fighting to keep your guitar in playing position; I had to go back to a leather strap on my electric 12 string because it is too neck heavy. Length is also weird, you will likely want to use this if your top strap button is on the top horn of the guitar body, but you'll likely want their "Mega Ax Strap" if the strap button is centered at the neck join. I wish they had a Super Plus but not quite Mega strap that would fit all my guitars. I am 5'11.5" tall.

FINALLY, I found a strap that actually works. I purchased this strap for my P bass. The bass straps are ALL too short. I bough several of them, that are useless to me. The length is good, can be adjusted shorter, if needed, and it does help to take the weight of the instrument off of your shoulders.

I love the comfort of the strap... the width is good and the little bit of give is nice. CHECK THE LENGTH against what you need. I was about to buy the bass strap to use with a Steinberger and luckily read the reviews. The bass strap was WAY short and the guitar strap only works totally extended.

There should be a visual chart available for the customer to see which would help them out in the long run . The quality of the strap is fantastic, very comfortable and easy on my shoulder.

This strap will save your shoulder. If you get fatigue in this manner, this is the one you want. Looks good in black too. Nothing fancy.