Detail 01
Metal open hook
Hooks onto the thumb rest ring in one motion. Fast on and off, but it can lift free if the cord goes slack.

Independent shopping perspective
Leather neck strap for clarinet with a nylon cord and metal open hook. For players who want the weight off their right thumb.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Hooks onto the thumb rest ring in one motion. Fast on and off, but it can lift free if the cord goes slack.
Detail 02
Does not stretch, so your playing height stays put once set instead of creeping down as you play.
Detail 03
Works across clarinet makes without checking the ring size first, including student horns with narrower rests.
Detail 04
Cotton sits against your neck for comfort; the nylon outer takes the wear and cleans up easily.
Detail 05
Softens and takes the shape of your neck over time rather than staying stiff like webbing.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It attaches to a thumb rest ring and fits both large and small thumb rests. If your thumb rest has no ring, you need an adjustable thumb rest or a ring adapter first.
Yes, that is the point. It shifts the instrument's weight from your right thumb to your neck. Set it so the horn hangs at playing height with your thumb only guiding.
A bass clarinet is heavier and usually rides on a peg or a wider harness. This is sized and built for a standard clarinet.
An open hook is faster to attach and detach. A closed hook is more secure. If you move around a lot on stage, the extra security of a closed hook is worth it.
Reference
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