Detail 01
2-inch width
Standard width. Spreads weight better than a thin strap, but a heavy guitar will still press on one shoulder.

Independent shopping perspective
A 2-inch polypropylene guitar strap in white. Basic, adjustable, and cheap enough to leave on a second instrument.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
Standard width. Spreads weight better than a thin strap, but a heavy guitar will still press on one shoulder.
Detail 02
Synthetic webbing. Doesn't stretch or absorb sweat, wipes clean, and won't soften like leather does.
Detail 03
Light webbing shows grime from hands and cases faster than black. It cleans up, but expect to wipe it down.
Detail 04
Slides through a buckle to set height, so it fits standing and seated positions on most body sizes.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, if the guitar has two strap buttons. Many acoustics only have one at the endpin, so you'll need a button installed or a tie-on lace at the headstock.
It's the standard width and handles most electrics fine. For a heavy body over a long set, a wider or padded strap is more comfortable.
The end holes fit standard strap-lock hardware, sold separately. Check the specific system's requirements before buying.
Wipe it with a damp cloth and mild soap, then let it air dry. Polypropylene doesn't absorb much, so surface dirt comes off easily.
Reference
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