D'Addario Auto Lock Guitar Strap, Black

I think these are the best straps on the market - very comfortable to wear for long periods. The strap locking system is genius.

It's hard to find anything wrong with this strap really. If you're someone who likes the security of locking straps but doesnt want ugly strap ends dangling off your guitars all the time, this is ideal. The strap itself is pretty run of the mill but performs well. It's made of nice material, is wide enough to be comfortable and adjusts easily when you want it to but doesn't slip if you dont. The locking feature clips easily to all my guitars. I've had reports from friends who say if the strap button is extremely wide it can be a hassle clipping and unclipping, but I haven't had this issue. I've had no issues with the mechanism disengaging when i didn't want it to. Overall would thoroughly recommend, if I ever need a new strap I'll definitely be back for another one of these.

Love it. This belt is great and works on all my guitars.

Excelente calidad y si funciona el bloqueo automático. Buen artículo y a buen precio.

I have tried all three materials now. Polypro is cheap and hangs your guitar as it should. They are really lightweight. However with T shirts I find that when the strap moved the edges irritated my neck. The “padded” ones are OK. They are still lightweight (130 grams) and are marginally better with the digging into my neck. I wasn’t impressed with the striped one. It looked and felt like the belt you get on cheap ski suit trousers. Then I tried Nylon. These are heavier (180 grams) but are much thicker than the so called padded ones. The material is smooth as silk and feel great against the neck. They have a premium feel to them and I sent all of the others back. I now have a collection of the nylon ones. Downsides? Well they are really smooth. For example with leather straps I used to remove the guitar, leave the strap on my shoulder and attach another guitar. If I try that with these they just slide off my shoulder. I can live with that. I like the fact that when I play I can change guitar position and the strap will easily move. As far as button compatibility goes they work fine with all classic buttons and will go up to the diameter of Dunlop straplock hybrid buttons (they work so well with these that I have left them on some guitars). They don’t work with Ibanez Japan buttons on Jems and JSs and they won’t go anywhere near those flat PRS USA buttons