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Creating A Levy's Guitar Strap

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The MRHGS 2.5" RipChord Guitar Strap from Gator provides reliable support and easy, quick adjustments. Featuring pull tabs for easy shortening and lengthening, the strap can be adjusted from 43" to 57" to accommodate a variety of playing styles. 
Levy's MRHGS 2 1/2 inch Wide Ergonomic RipChord Guitar Strap Aqua
Levy's MRHGS 2 1/2 inch Wide Ergonomic RipChord Guitar Strap Aqua
Levy's MRHGS 2 1/2 inch Wide Ergonomic RipChord Guitar Strap Aqua

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  • Padded leather strap with RipChord Technology features pull tab for easy shortening and lengthening
  • Features pull tab for quick 2-way shortening and lengthening
  • 2-ply strap has black garment leather upper and natural suede back
  • Adjustment made with black plastic hardware, black webbing and black leather ends
  • Handcrafted in Nova Scotia, Canada

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2.5

4 Reviews

25%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Reviewed by 4 customers

  • Bad Design

    1

    submitted5 months ago

    byJames

    fromMontana

    Something is wacky with this strap. I wonder if this was actually made for a guitar or maybe I got a child's size? Is this for a mandolin? The padded part does not rest on my shoulder, it's very strange. There is a transition from the padded leather to the webbing that has a reinforcement and a buckle and that is the part that rests on my shoulder and it's uncomfortable. I'm 5'7'' and I don't play with the guitar down to my knees. I would have to bring the guitar up to my chin to utilize the leather part. The "RipChord" contraption is ridiculous, it works smoothly and it's a nice design but how often do you need to adjust the length of a strap on the fly? Normally you put the strap on your guitar, set the length and you're done. If you were passing the guitar around from person to person, it might have a use. Construction is high quality for such a useless design, go figure.

  • Would not buy it again

    3

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted3 years ago

    byRichard

    fromExeter NH

    Hard to adjust when useing.

  • Very short

    2

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted3 years ago

    byScott

    fromKnoxville, TN

    This is a good quality strap. However, I have it fully extended as far as it will go and it's not even close to a normal strap length. I will be returning it.

  • It's Serving Its Purpose

    4

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted4 years ago

    byRobert, B

    fromFarmingville NY

    Works well.

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