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Location: NJ | This is probably the most comfortable guitar strap you will ever own. If you suffer from shoulder fatigue this strap eliminates it. It uses the air cell technology which distributes the weight of the instrument over your entire shoulder. The strap is 3" wide and about 60" at it's longest. Aircell technology is used in many high end bag manufacturers to eliminate the fatigue of carrying heavy loads for a long period of time. Quality craftsmanship leather ends made in Korea.
$30 shipped for a limited time
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AlpepATLostArtVintageDOTcom
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Location: SoCal | Cool! |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Al, do both sides of the strap look the same? |
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Location: NJ | no the air sacks ride on your shoulder the other side is flat |
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Location: NJ | Just sold a few of these last night and they showed up at a local open mic.
"the world's most comfortable guitar strap"
their words not mine |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Just got mine and strapped it on the heaviest guitar I own......
it truly is one of the most comfortable guitar straps.
highly recommended. |
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Location: Delaware | Just got mine and strapped it on the heaviest guitar I own...... Let me guess, the Travis Bean ? |
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Location: NJ | Another unsolicited testimonial
These straps are great |
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Location: Rego Park, NY, | I have a few straps like this for my camera bags. Real comfortable to use when the load is heavy. |
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Location: NJ | Phil
they are heavy into the upscale camera, tv newsman market in fact I believe that is where they first got their notoriety. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | I need one of those for my Travis Bean......
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Location: NJ | you know how to get a hold of me |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Fridave,
Actually the heaviest I have is the Ibanez 2640 Artist Doubleneck......hurts just looking at it but man does it have a GREAT 12 and 6 string sound! |
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Location: Massachusetts | Al - do you know how short this strap is able to be adjusted?
Thanks,
Bob |
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Location: East Tennessee | What does the other side look like? |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | The other side is smooth and black. The air cells face downwards and contact with your shoulder.
This strap is truly excellent! |
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Location: Massachusetts | I'd love to buy one of these to use with my late 1982 Moonstone (hernia city), but I need to know how short this thing can be adjusted to (hole to hole). I think I need around 39".
Can someone help me out?
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Location: NJ | 39? are you in herman's hermits? |
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Location: Massachusetts | Al - I'm beggin' ya... Can you PLEASE take a measurement? |
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Location: Texas | Somethin' tells me he's into somethin' good… |
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Location: Tennessee | There's a kind of hush all over the world, so I went ahead and measured the one I got from Al. 44" is the smallest I can make it, and it's longest is 54".
I can't imagine trying to play a guitar with a 39" strap. 44" makes my guitar feel like a bolo necktie. But it made me feel like a Dandy.
BTW, if you haven't bought one of these, break out the credit card and call Al. They are much nicer than I thought they'd be. I had something similar on a high-end laptop bag I used to carry, but this is nicer that that one even. |
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Location: Texas | I bought one for my son and he loves it with his LP. |
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Location: Massachusetts | bobbo - thanks for taking the time to measure - much appreciated.
You guys are giving me a complex with the Herman's Hermit/Dandy stuff... :D :D
Is 39-40" really that short for a strap? :eek: |
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Location: Texas | "Is 39-40" really that short for a strap?"
No |
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Location: NJ | YES
actually I measured more around 48" or so
check it again 39 is really short |
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FS comfortable guitar strap
