Dunlop Victor Capo

I've had two for several years. I use them every day. Very easy to use. Apply just the right amount of pressure. Does not get in the way. I highly recommend them.

Been using Kyser capos for years. Always had a problem with B7 chords because the Kysers are rather intrusive when fretting that close. The Victor capo solved the issue. Plus it does allow me to control the pressure on the strings. And it really isn't that hard to move the capo up and down the neck. I'll be using the Victor capos from now on. Works great, looks great.

Great capo.

I bought two of these capos. I really like the appearance and the low profile. They work well, but aren't as easy to use as the trigger style, but it's a trade off for the low profile. My only cons, is that the rubber pad on both began to deteriorate in about 1 year and Dunlop doesn't seem to offer a replacement for them. One of mine came with an obvious flaw in the gold finish. I expected a little better quality for the price.

It looks like it has been used for at least a year! Lots of marks & scrapes on the finish. The rubber peice that lies on the strings had a deep goove in it caused by the pivot arm being closed on it by the tight packaging! Took me two days to work it out by rolling a ball point pen on it like a rolling pin. Didnt notice the goove until i tried to use it.thougt there was something wrong with my new guitar with all the buzzing! Oh well, i fixed it works good now but still looks like high miles on it!

Works just like it's supposed to