Detail 01
Straplok system
The strap latches onto the button mechanically instead of stretching over it, so it can't work its way loose.

Independent shopping perspective
A locking strap system that replaces your stock strap buttons. For anyone who moves on stage or owns a guitar worth not dropping.


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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
The strap latches onto the button mechanically instead of stretching over it, so it can't work its way loose.
Detail 02
Two halves: hardware that goes on the guitar and hardware that goes on the strap. Both ends get installed.
Detail 03
You unscrew what's on the guitar and mount these in the same holes. The original buttons come off.
Detail 04
Blends with black hardware and dark straps; against chrome or gold it reads as a contrast piece.
Detail 05
Thin nylon straps seat easily. Thick leather may need the hole worked open before the washer passes through.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It mounts in the existing strap button holes, so most electrics, acoustics and basses take it. Check that your current buttons are screw-mounted first.
The strap end gets its own hardware installed through the existing strap hole. Very thick leather straps may need the hole opened slightly.
Yes. The screws come out and the stock buttons go back in the same holes.
Yes, and heavy basses are where it earns its keep. Make sure the screw holes in the body are still tight.
Reference
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