PolyLock Guitar Strap, Black (P04056)

I love these Ernie Ball straps - they’re comfortable, durable, and look fantastic. This purple one on my purple Les Paul - simple, classic, and it really makes the guitar stand out. The strap feels solid and well-balanced, with smooth adjustment and just the right width for long playing sessions. I’m using it with Jim Dunlop Straploks, and it fits securely with no twisting or slipping. Highly recommend these straps - great quality, timeless design, and unbeatable value.

I have only recently acquired this strap, but it appears to be well made and fully functional. I am not using it for a guitar (I gave mine away), but with a Zero Halliburton computer briefcase. That's a pricey metal case like the ones you see on TV and in the movies (drug dealers or Hollywood types) - invented to keep laptops intact riding through the oil fields in the back of a pickup. They have little knobs on the sides for straps and you can pay a small fortune for OEM straps (if you could still find them) or buy a nice guitar strap like this beautiful Ernie Ball. The webbing is solid and should stand up to moderate wear, and if you aren't too choosy about color you can get a deal on certain colors (that discounted color may vary with the moon cycles). You don't want to hang from a building with this strap - it is economical poly and not military spec webbing. The hardware is plastic as you would expect. The attachment leather is genuine and solid, and the stitching was perfect. This strap is adjustable to LONG and that's excellent for my purposes - and is necessary for a guitar. I am very pleased and recommend this economical but quality product. Now off to the oil fields, partner (not really).

Seems to be a well made strap for the price. Will see if it holds up.

These are my go to straps. Simple and they look great. They are made very well. They aren't the most comfortable straps out there but they are fine for my lighter guitars. Only reason for 4 stars.

This thing works great. So good that my dad stole it for his guitar and I never got it back. I will most likely be buying another one.

I did not buy this Ernie Ball Polypro guitar strap in navy blue. I entered into a binding agreement with it. The moment I attached it to my guitar, the laws of physics paused to watch. Gravity leaned in. Time took notes. Somewhere, Isaac Newton whispered, “okay but that’s clean.” This strap does not merely hold a guitar. It asserts dominance over gravity. The color is navy blue, which is the color of authority, competence, and quietly judging inferior straps from across the room. This is not a playful blue. This is a “file your taxes on time” blue. The polypro material feels like it was woven by monks who took a vow of durability. It does not slip. It does not stretch. It does not squeak. It does not say, “Hey, what if we reinvent straps?” No. It knows what it is. It knows what it does. And it does it without drama. I put the guitar on. It stayed. I removed my hands. It STAYED. I paced. I turned. I gestured wildly like a guitarist explaining tone. Still there. Unmoved. Watching me. At one point I forgot I was wearing it, which is exactly when I realized it had become part of my body. The strap and I are no longer separate entities. If removed abruptly, I fear I may take emotional damage. There is no padding. Padding is for cowards and office chairs. This strap believes in structure, not comfort theater. And somehow, against all odds, it is still comfortable. Explain that. I have owned other straps. They knew fear. This one knows purpose. Would I recommend it? Yes. Would I buy it again? Without hesitation. Would I challenge it to single combat? Absolutely not. In conclusion: This is not just a guitar strap. This is a commitment. This is navy blue destiny. Five stars.

Great size and very sturdy

Pretty much the best bang for the buck. I highly recommend.