KLIQ Music GearAirCell Guitar Strap for Bass & Electric Guitar with 3" Wide Neoprene Pad and Adjustable Length

There are thousands of guitar straps available with the differences between them mostly decorative with their colour/pattern. This one has a genuine USP: a clever idea of air-filled square pads to offer more comfort over the shoulder which allows some air flow under the strap during hours of stand-up playing.A further small-but-good feature is that the strap material is unusually thick, and fits so tightly over the guitar strap buttons that you don’t really need to deploy strap locks.The only downside is the rather high-end price, but how often do you buy a guitar strap?

I've had two rehearsals with this strap now... three hour sessions with a bass and no breaks. I can say that this is the most comfortable strap I've ever had.The leather ends are thick, so not likely to come loose, but I use some of those Fender bottle top thingies with mine.It smells a bit rubbery when you take it out of the box, but that fades after a while.Recommended.

There are a lot of cheap, tacky looking leather straps out there, some of which are actually not very comfortable.I really like this strap.The leather ends are of a reasonable quality, but I would still not trust them without a strap-lock, as suggested by some other reviewers.The strap itself is light and extremely comfortable. The aircell bumps on the photo help to make the strap feel comnfortable, and are a great idea.The price is not cheap, and I could imagine that a low-quality neoprene strap could be made very cheaply. However, this strap seems to be well made and I am very happy with the apparent quality.As one other reviewer has already noted, it is not as if we are likely to be buying a new strap every month or two.It is not flashy or decorative (but neither am I) , but is a VERY comfortable and functional strap that I would expect to last a considerable time.

This is the best guitar strap I have ever used. It makes even the heaviest guitars seem much lighter. I tried it on my double neck bass/guitar and what a difference it makes.I am buying 2 more. What a buy??I strongly recommend this. Seriously, i have no affiliation with this company.

Bought these based on good reviews but they just didn't live up to them.Was looking for a strap that would better distribute the weight of my guitars. These seemed wide enough and the cell structure promised many benefits.In practice, I found them uncomfortable around my neck/top of shoulder area. The strap also suffered with slippage causing neck dive on guitars which had never had that issue.I also tried 2 different sizes but neither seemed right for me. I found it odd that there was no overlap of sizes, instead, there's a gap in which my preferred size sits.Just bought a leather 4" strap in the end and that works fine.

There can be little doubt that a lot of thought has gone into this product. From the thick leather ends to the overall finish of the strap, this product just exudes QUALITY.I don't have a particularly heavy guitar like an L.P. but I still wanted it to be less taxing on my shoulder. I have tried straps with fewer and larger GEL cells and not been totally satisfied. There can be no doubt that this KLIQ AirCell strap with smaller, closer and more numerous AIR cells is by far the better option. The slight elastic give on the strap also adds to the desired effect.I could go on and on about the merits of this strap but a more detailed and informative description is available on Utube by a bass guitarist with his own channel. Hope you find this helpful.

Bought for my son's Epiphone Les Paul. The holes in the strap are not tight enough and at the wrong angle to support the guitar. It came off a couple of times and was not usable. My son then tried to use it on his Acoustic guitar and it still kept happening. Just sharing my experience. The strap seemed comfortable enough but if it will not support the guitar it isn't really fit for purpose.

Great strap, very comfortable and the different length options are a plus.The strap really provides a lot of comfort with a heavy guitar and I feel as though it places less stress on the shoulder than the standard guitar strap.One star off for the horribly wasteful plastic packaging it comes it - it's like a brittle plastic, branded box that unfolds but is no use whatsoever for anything else - and frankly seems pointless and unnecessary for this guitar strap. TBH the plastic packaging put me off buying a second of these straps, and I instead opted for a mono guitar strap which also has nice shoulder padding