Protec Guitar Strap with Leather Ends and Pick Pocket, Black

The media could not be loaded. I used mine for over 10 years and just ordered another one. The actual pick pocket isn’t the best, but picks fit really well into both sides of the leather strap. The strap itself is plenty strong enough and reasonably comfortable for 2 hour rehearsals with a heavier Les Paul.Pictured is the old one left, right is the new one.

So, you just spent all your money on a guitar and do not want to spend much more accessorizing. This strap is perfect, even if you do have the money to spend and just looking for something that will do the job well.The materials are 1)high quality soft nylon for the strap - it feels kind of like a non-stretch ACE bandage, 2) durable non-scratching/marring plastic for the links and adjuster and 3) a thick rubber material for the ends.The thickness of rubber material for the end secure the the straps pretty well. They do not slide of the strap pegs very easily. I say rubber like because they seem more like a synthetic leather but with more flexibility. Again this material seems to be non-marring.All this and a secret compartment for picks.Overall, a fantastic product with a price that can't be beat. Highly recommended. Five stars.

it's not even a big deal, but the little pick holder thing needs to be put at an angle. when you actually put the strap on, the pick pocket is an a 90 degree angle so the picks can fall out. It's a very nice guitar strap even without the pick pocket thing. if you have big enough picks or maybe multiple picks it would probably be fine to use. but seriously it's a good buy. been using for like 1 year. also good customer service.

I got this for my electric guitar because the holes in my original strap quickly wore out and would come off while playing, yikes!Unlike my old strap, this one feels super strong and in fact it can be a little difficult to get on. Once on there is no concern about it coming off though and it fits very snugly. The holes are reinforced so it hasn't stretched at all over the months I've used it.The pick holder is a cool idea but the pocket isn't very snug so the pick will easily fall out if you put down the guitar and leave the strap to dangle. It's only useful to store the pick while you are wearing the strap.For the price and how well this fits the guitar, this is an excellent product. I bought a second one for my acoustic because I liked it so much.

I needed a strap for my Stratocaster. Badly. But I needed one for cheap, instead of spending 20 dollars for a standard one at Guitar Center. If you don't think this is right for you, perhaps you should stop playing the instrument all together.Pros-It's VERY durable. It'll take anything you swing at it. I mean that literally.-Nice and snug fit. It will not come out of the top of the guitar screw.-Good length.-I love how it doesn't force the brand logo on you, so it's very incognito and not flashy when you're playing at a show or jamming at your friend's house. Just my 2 cents on that little fact.Cons-It can be uncomfortable at prolonged periods of playing, but really, that's with any strap. You can disregard this fact if you want.

It was painful for me to use, as the strap itself is cheap material (leather ends only). Overall, it's a strap. It works. Period. However if you have slight back problems, don't even consider purchasing this item. If you have no back problems, BUY this for an affordable strap. It is good for the price. Simple. However, the guitar pick holder does NOT work. It's very loose and they don't hold in at all. Buy a guitar pick holder separate from this. Hope this helps!

This guitar strap is very comfortable.It's nylon but it's soft when it comes into contact with my neck. The stitching looks like the more expensive ones. Even the thick leather ends stays on the strap pins very well.I like the built in spot and the end for extra picks. That's a well thought addition to this strap. The price is very competitive with the others I looked at before settling on this one.I'm just hoping the manufacturer will ad more options for this style strap in near future.I would definitely buy this strap again when need arises.

It does what you'd expect... it holds the guitar. The materials and quality are both good, and it's reasonably attractive. for the price it was as good as one could expect. Two notes:- The strap is long enough for the guitar to be placed at a normal position, but if you want to have the guitar really down low this strap may not be long enough for you. I'm about 6' and my at full length this has my guitar at hip level right where I want it.- The idea of the pick holder is great and at first I really appreciated the extra thought on this. However, I quickly realized that while the opening of the pick holder is at the top of the pocket when wearing the guitar, every time I put my guitar down on the stand and the strap fell down to the side of the guitar the pick holder was inverted and the picks all fell out. So every time I picked up the guitar I'd need to pick up the picks from the floor around it. I think what it's missing is a little flap to cover the opening, maybe with a bit of velcro to secure it. I still appreciate their attempt at innovation here...Solid Materials + Good Quality + Attractive + Low Cost = A+ for Protec