Levy's M4GF 3.5" Padded Leather Guitar Strap (Black) Reviews

4.4/5.0 based on 4 customer reviews

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Eric
from Minnesota
March 6, 2013Music Background:
Bassist, home recordist

That's the ticket!

I've owned a lot of guitar straps, never spent more than $20 on one though--I found out you get what you pay for! VERY comfortable, no adjustment issues. Worth every penny.

Jim R.
from Texas panhandle
April 16, 2013Music Background:
Amateur, Hobbyist, Church music group.

Great Strap!

This strap is well worth the money. The width and padding make it superbly comfortable for long practice sessions, or long gigs. The leather is of top quality. The strap is very soft, and keeps it's form/shape. So far, it's the best strap I have owned. I highly recommend this strap for anyone with a bass, or heavy guitar. I own a Les Paul that has not been chambered to reduce the weight, and this strap makes it as comfortable to wear as my Stratocaster, or any of my acoustic guitars. Buy one, you won't regret it!

Chris Bordeaux
from Morro Bay CA
September 19, 2011Music Background:
Guitar & Bass

Very Comfortable

Great Strap. Very soft leather and the pad really makes a difference. The only thing I don't like about all rawhide & suede straps is that they tend to grab your shirt. If you move your Bass or guitar position a lot while playing, the strap does not slide over your shoulder. It holds on to your shirt and pulls it up or down. Other than that it's worth the price for the comfort. I have a heavy bass and I used to get shoulder fatigue with the standard 2 1/2 inch strap. I can play all day with this one!

Fred
from Virginia
June 9, 2010Music Background:
Bassist for 30+ years

Well-made, comfortable strap

Well, it's just a strap - but it is really well made and very comfortable to use for long practices and shows.

My only beef (and this goes for all straps I've seen) is that those of us who use Schaller-type straplocks (Rickenbacker owners have little choice) have to ream out the holes to make them fit. What we really need are straps with holes 3/8" in diameter, and no slots at all.

Other than that, a great strap for the money.