Crave Tone Premium Capo with Peg Puller and Storage Pouch, Professional Grade for Acoustic, Electric, Folk Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Banjo and Mandolin, (Rose Gold)

I've had this capo for almost 2 years now and it's almost as good as new. I use it quite regularly on a Fender electric guitar, a nylon string acoustic-electric (pretty wide neck), and a ukelele, and it works perfectly fine with all.PROS:- Paint finish doesn't scratch easily- Silicone pads do a good job of protecting the instrument, especially the back of the neck- Good, equal pressure (even on the thinner strings)/ no "buzzing" sound- Spring tension has not noticeably loosenedCONS:- Silicone guards have slightly begun to mold to the shape of the fretboard. Yet again, that is after 2 years of use.Overall great product, have not had any major problems with it. And I enjoy that it comes with a carrying pouch-- makes the capo feel "fancier." Would definitely recommend if you want good sound for cheap.

Plain and simple the best guitar capo I have ever used. My favorite had always been the G7th but at three times the price for what I now feel is an inferior item, the Crave has become my capo for life! The peg puller is an added tool that makes this unit the perfect and indispensable tool for the modern guitarist. And... it's pretty! What more could you want?

What's a capo suppose to do? Hold the strings tight and straight against the neck. This does a good job at that. I really like the finish and the look, too. I know it's not functionality, but I find myself just looking at it at times and thinking "Man, what a beautiful tool". Can't go wrong on this one.

I love this capo! It's like an elegant piece of jewelry. That may sound goofy, but the look and feel of it is so nice. It is super solid and works great on my banjo. If you're of the mind to spend a little more to get something of quality that will last you a long time and looks good, here it is.

My Fiancée purchased this capo as a birthday gift for me. My days of shredding on an electric guitar are now over, so I decided to move on to acoustic guitar. A capo is must have for an acoustic guitar, but the first Keyser capo I purchased had performance issues and fell apart within a month of use. When I received this, I was impressed by the packaging and even more impressed by the asthetics of the capo itself. However, beauty aside, I found the capo easy to use, durable, and well constructed. The capo looks great on my guitar and it has worked to perfection thus far. Kudos to my fiancée for finding this gem.

Probably the only capo we buy. It works extremely well. We bought a Ed Sheeran 3/4 guitar and the design along with the brass look makes it such a great combo. My son just loves this addition to his arsenal.

I bought this Capo because I thought it looked good, not knowing about the quality. I am well pleased with this one, it is top shelf. The protection is there for the neck and fret board and it can be easily installed with the left hand. It has a solid amount of tension being applied to the strings. I would definitely recommend this one to anybody looking for a Capo, as it has a peg puller on it, a storage pouch comes with it, plus it comes with a lifetime warranty.

The copper color is beautiful! I'm a beginner so this is nice to easily change during lessons as opposed to having to unscrew and rescrew something every time. Highly recommend!