Detail 01
2-inch width
The standard width for guitars. Spreads weight over more shoulder than a 1-inch nylon strap, so long sets hurt less.

Independent shopping perspective
A 2-inch suede guitar strap in brown. Straightforward pick if you're replacing a thin nylon strap and want it to stay on your shoulder.

Strong match
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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 standard width for guitars. Spreads weight over more shoulder than a 1-inch nylon strap, so long sets hurt less.
Detail 02
The napped surface grips your shirt instead of sliding, so the guitar stays put when you lean or move.
Detail 03
It softens and shapes to your shoulder over months. Nylon stays stiff and slick the whole time it lasts.
Detail 04
Neutral against sunburst, natural and tobacco finishes. Reads warmer than black on stage under lights.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It'll fit, but 2 inches is on the narrow side for a heavy bass. If your bass is over about 9 pounds, look at a 3-inch strap instead.
Yes, if the guitar has a strap button at the heel or upper bout. If it only has an endpin, you'll need a headstock tie lace or a button installed.
Dry-brush it with a suede brush. Skip water and household cleaners — they'll stain and flatten the nap permanently.
Most strap-lock systems replace your guitar's buttons and use the strap's existing holes. Check the hole size against the system you're buying.
Reference
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