Ernie Ball 2-inch Polypro Strap - Navy Reviews
Comfort and style. That's the name of the game with the Ernie Ball Polypro Strap. It features a polypropylene webbing strap with leather ends, providing a remarkably comfortable fit while keeping your instrument within perfect reach. A 2-inch width makes this a comfortable accessory for both guitar and bass players, and its adjustable 38- to 68-inch length rests nicely on the shoulders of any Sweetwater guitarist, so it’s sure to fit you just as well. If you’re in the market for an affordable classic strap with performance designed for the pros, then an Ernie Ball Polypro Strap should be at the top of your list.
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Highest Rated Reviews
I've used one for 25 years -- no issues
I've used a black one for more than 25 years -- almost daily -- I've never had issues with it.
Great strap
It's a great strap at a great price.
Great entry stuff
Great strap for teh price. Bought it as a bundled gift for a friend, and it worked!
Decent, cheap strap
Adequate strap to start out with or as a spare. Construction is fine, particularly for the price. The issue for me is it gets uncomfortable after it's been on a while. I attribute that to the polypropylene material which is very strong but a bit course and rigid.
Poorly made, do not buy!
Terrible strap. Leather ends wear out quick and loosen. I stood up and the strap slipped off the guitar. Luckily I had a good grip on my guitar. Owning nice guitars, I'll never trust shoddy Ernie Ball products ever again. I guess you get what you pay for.
