Detail 01
X-Long, 19 to 26 inches
Seven inches of range, so it covers taller players who run out of room on standard straps.

Independent shopping perspective
Slim black neck strap built to stay discreet under formal dress. Extra-long, adjusting 19 to 26 inches. For pit and orchestra players.

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
Seven inches of range, so it covers taller players who run out of room on standard straps.
Detail 02
Only a one-inch overlap with X-Long. Measure carefully rather than guessing between the two.
Detail 03
Built to sit low-profile against formal wear instead of standing out as a wide band across the shirt.
Detail 04
Matches concert dress. No other color option.
Detail 05
The horn's weight rides on your neck. Heavy horns over long sets favor a harness instead.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The Tux is built to stay discreet under formal dress. The Comfort Strap prioritizes padding. Both are black neck straps with the same 19 to 26 inch X-Long range.
Regular covers 16 to 20 inches, X-Long covers 19 to 26. Measure from the back of your neck to the horn's hook ring, then pick the range you land inside.
It is a slim strap, so it favors a clean look over heavy padding. For long sessions on a heavy horn, a wider strap or a harness will feel better.
Yes, if your neck-to-ring measurement falls between 19 and 26 inches. It hooks to a standard ring the same way on any horn.
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