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Strap lock system
Two parts — a button that screws into the guitar, and a hardware piece that mounts on the strap and clicks into it.

Independent shopping perspective
Strap locks that replace your guitar's strap buttons so the strap can't slip off. For anyone who plays standing or moves on stage.

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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
Two parts — a button that screws into the guitar, and a hardware piece that mounts on the strap and clicks into it.
Detail 02
You remove the guitar's existing buttons and screw these in. Hole sizes vary, so the fit isn't always drop-in.
Detail 03
Matches black hardware. If your tuners and bridge are chrome or gold, these will stand out.
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Dunlop's long-running system. Its own strap hardware only mates with Dunlop Original buttons, not other brands' locks.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
They fit most instruments with standard strap buttons, but screw and hole sizes vary. Check that the existing hole isn't too large or too small before installing.
Usually not — the existing strap button holes are reused. Some guitars need the hole slightly enlarged or a different screw.
Yes. The lock hardware mounts to the strap's existing holes; you keep the strap you already have.
The buttons unscrew and can be moved, but each guitar needs its own set of buttons if you want to swap straps freely.
Reference
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