DiMarzio DD2200 C BK

I've hated nearly every strap I've bought/used, but these go on every guitar/bass as soon as I get it home.

I've put Clip-lock straps on my instruments for decades, and these cotton ones are Nirvana. They don't pull on your neck, they don't slip (even with neck-heavy instruments) and no matter how much you thrash around, your guitar will never fall off.

I've seen some people complain about the buckles damaging the finish, but it hasn't put so much as a scratch in my Jackson, and it's been on that guitar since 1994. I trust them so much, I've put one on my Music Man Majesty 7 with the gorgeous Kinetic Blue paint. That's confidence.

I like these so much, I have a spare ready for the next guitar I purchase.

So, this was my second DiMarzio strap. Everything basically is the same, but there is a one thing, that differs from others - end of strap has plastic rings, compared to other DiMarzio clip-locks.
DiMarzio clip-locks are the best straps for guitar on market, but I liked the white model far more better than this one.

Instructions are easy, includes two screw sets, you just need a good screwdriver and everything will be fine.
And just buy one of these (or the other model) and you won't be thinking about your guitar falling on the floor in the middle of gig.

Buy 1 clip-lock set and then just buy straps separately, you won't need strap-locks no more (only the strap itself), because you have them already installed on your guitar!

Ever since I first tried theese straps I've been hooked. They're just so ingenious - a sturdy strap made of a material that really grips and stays put wherever you want it, so the guitar stays in place while you play. The clip-lock mechanism is also fantastic, it makes guitar changes so easy that they only take seconds, and they NEVER fail! I've seen people do multiple guitarflips, swinging their guitars around like there's no tomorrow - but the straps held. I've done a fair bit of gigging myself and I don't always treat my guitars nicely.. But the strap works. A pro tip would be to put a dab of wood glue in the screw holes when you swap out your straps for theese, just as an extra precaution.. But the supplied screws are big and sit tight.

Plus - you can get theese in neon! How cool isn't that!?