Dunlop Straplok Dual Design Strap Retainer System
Dunlop Straplok Dual Design Strap Retainer System
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- Straps & Strap Locks Ranked #7
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Holds Your Strap on Your Guitar Well
I used to struggle with my Stratocaster's strap constantly falling off. Then, I had somebody install these on my Strat, and it stays on perfectly. I even got a cool scorpion strap to go with it
best of the best
It's very simple to use and I have never ever got problems with my straps since I got this on my bass! BUY IT! xD
Swear by these
I have these on every guitar that I gig with and I have never once had a problem. The strap stays sturdy and the installation is very easy. Couldn't ask for better locks.
Necessity
These are my favorite strap-locking system. A must-have for any guitar or bass you care about.
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On all my guitars. Love it!
Works so well and so easily. Never have strap lock issues ever again! Best on the market, IMO. Better than those red beer bottle washers ... looks nicer too
the beer bottle washers are free if you or someone in your house is drinking Grolsch anyway...
I have a lot of guitars, but even at 2 washers a guitar we are not talking about that many beers...
With strap locks, you can easily and quickly remove your strap with one hand in a split second and put the guitar in its case. Or switch guitars without switching straps (helpful if you don't have a roadie). I could be wrong but I believe with the Grolsch washers it takes a little bit more effort to remove the strap and if your guitar won't fit in the case with strap on, this could get annoying. Maybe. Also after much on/off I would imagine the washers get worn out from being stretched. I have friends who use the washers and are very happy, but it's not for me.