Ernie Ball Jacquard Guitar Strap, Regal Black (P04093)

Use it on sons bass guitar. Comfortable strap, good quality. Will buy another one.

I bought 2 of these straps for my guitar and my bass. Now granted that I won't be gigging with these since I'm not a guitar player or a bassist, these servers their purpose as a way to hold my guitars while I play. I'm a professional drummer that's building a simple home recording studio for my songs. Though some goat layers may say you need locks for added security, if your use is simple like mine (which is just to strap the guitar without jumping or running around stage), this is a great and affordable way of doing it! I also like the basic design of the pattern, not to simple and not at all flashy. It complements the classic wood finish of my guitars. I've seen the brand Ernie Ball from other guitar players so I figured it's a good brand so I bought them without breaking the bank.Highly recommended for someone on a budget that won't be rocking too hard on stage. Nothing special, just gets the job of strapping your guitar.

Needed it for my new Enya NEXG guitar. The strap is classic Ernie Ball Quality, and it does take time for the leather to loosen up to be able to quickly attach and detach the strap...but the resulting strap nob/strap attachment is strong. Looks great, and functions great.

First off, this is a great looking strap. I buy my straps to match my guitar finishes and this one looks awesome with my white Danelectro with black knobs. It's not stiff like some other straps and feels comfortable and worn in immediately. The strap button holes are nice and tight so i don't fear them coming loose on accident. However i do recommend using some sort of strap locking device on all of your guitar straps. I just use the cheap rubber ring locks that are super cheap. Almost forgot..... this strap is super long enough for using with acoustics with no upper strap button, but easily shortened for electrics.

I may have to add a pad or some other fabric where this meets your neck/shoulder.

Ernie Ball straps are simple and comfortable. I've been using them for years and to the point of destruction, which takes a few years. The new line of straps are stylish. You can pretty much find one that matches the color of your guitar or bass. Bought three so far in various colors to match my bass and guitars. The leather ends are stiff and hold on the button firmly. Unless you have some weird button or are prone to taking the strap off a lot, it will stay put for years. My #1 brand for straps, picks and strings.

I got one of these on my Schecter C1. I had a leather strap, which is necessary for the weird-shaped Jacksons I own, but this strap allows for more precise adjustment. It's got a nice pattern which really compliments the finish of my guitar. Can't comment on the durability since I've only had it for a day, but I'm sure it'll be fine. In 27 years I've never had to replace any strap for being worn out, so I'm not too worried. Good price, too.

EB straps are some of my favorites. They’re priced right and good quality and they look great too. Highly recommended.