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The extra-long EVH guitar strap, crafted from premium quality leatherette, slings your guitar comfortably over your shoulder in big-rock EVH style. Easily and quickly adjust the guitar strap's length from its shortened length of 52" via fabric hook-and-loop fasteners to as long as 72".
While this is a nice strap that I'd love to use it is fairly useless as the length is far, far too long. I'm 6'3" and I cannot adjust this strap to be even close to short enough to actually get the guitar high enough to play. It's seemingly designed for no one, it could've been made a LOT shorter and been useable by more than 1% of the population. The description needs to clearly state that this thing is oversized, partially my fault for not paying close enough attention but I really would not expect to ever see a strap that on it's SHORTEST adjustment is still way, way too long.
Thanks to whoever is responsible for putting a high-quality strap on the market that is actually adjustable to a real-world length! Massive, simple and virtually limitless adjustability. And LEATHER no less! Throw on a set of dual-action Dunlop strap locks and let 'er rip.
The EVH strap is obviously well made-It's for frickin' Eddie for God's sake!The one issue is that retailers will only get the extra-long strap, so unless you're Buckethead, or over 6-04, the guitar will be somewhere around your knees or lower. The shorter strap is apparently only available through EVHGEAR.COM or VANHALENSTORE.COM at this time, and yes, there are two different lengths. Despite that, it adjusts really fast and positions the guitar right where you want it without having to unload the guitar and pull the slider ring or re-thread the one end. Strap it on a Wolfgang or EBMM, be born in Holland to a Dutch father and Malaysian mother, sit on your bed for hours and noodle, and you just might be someone! All hail King Eddie, Spike TV's Guitar God!
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