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Your cart is empty.Nylon was DiMarzio's first choice for ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps. They chose automotive seatbelt material for its comfort, strength and durability. Unlike inexpensive polypropylene, nylon has a smooth, satin feel, allowing the guitar to slide freely during performance. The fabric conforms to your body and adds a new level of comfort, yet it is strong enough to hold over 100 pounds! Nylon ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps come in assorted cool and classy colors and adjust in length from 43 to 63 inches (109 -160 cm), measured between the strap buttons. DiMarzio ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps were the first to feature the heavy-duty plastic clip that allows you to easily change from guitar to guitar with a little fingertip pressure. It is the most secure and unique fastening method available to safeguard your guitar. ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps attach securely to your guitar with two sturdy bushings and extra-long screws sized to fit the strap bushing screw holes on most electric guitars and basses.
William Delaney
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024
What can I say it’s the best guitar strap
jason l foghino
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2023
This is my second strap i own. The first is still on my bass after 10 years with no signs of it failing anytime soon. I am an aggressive player and this strap hold up no problem. I love the clips as a way of putting on and removing the strap to out the basses in there cases. The wide strap is extremely comfortable. Ive used several strap lock systems and i think this is my favorite by far.
Jason S
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2020
I got this strap for my son who recently started playing guitar. I know from experience that your shoulder can get tired when starting out playing guitar. This strap is a great solution. Its 3" wide and made of soft nylon. The clips are very secure as well.
Rob
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2019
Absolutely love these, in fact I've purchased 6 of these for my guitars. Thick strap eliminates shoulder fatigue even with my hulking Les Paul. I love the fact that it comes with different hardware to fit different guitars. Will keep buying these for each guitar I buy
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2018
Love these straps, but wish the nylon straps for the clips were shorter. The plastic loops for the strap frequently dig into my shoulder due to the long clip leads
Chris Helbling
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2018
20 years ago I bought a used Ibanez that came with this strap. For 20 years I’ve never had to worry about my guitar slipping off the strap and it’s still in great shape. When I recently bought another guitar I wanted the same peace of mind. The 3” wide strap is much more comfortable than my older 2” one and expect it will last just as long as the old one. Great system and great quality not to mention the price which is also great. Don’t take a chance with you guitar just get this
Bjorn Olafsson
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2016
I replaced a 2" DiMarzio strap of the same type, which was a 5-star investment in itself. The added inch of fabric did two things: First, the added surface area of the strap stopped my ill-balanced headstock heavy bass from becoming parallel with the floor when standing and playing. Second, I get less shoulder fatigue. I've seen other people sew on added padding, but I prefer the strap as is. I've had a set on my bass for 16 year so far, and no signs of wear. Super durable.
Electric Dragonfly
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2013
The 3" strap helps your shoulders more with those heavy guitars than the regular 2" wide DiMarzio cliplock straps (I have a heavier-than-your-average-guitar 12 string Hamer Chaparral B12L bass).And DiMarzio cliplocks in general just plain rock. They hold up really well (I have some over 25 years old and still going as well as some new ones). And they also take the stress of the constant on/off guitar changes away from the actual screw where it would be if you used other straplocks (at which point the wood inside the screw hole can eventually wear away and permanently loosen the screw) and put it further down the strap instead.
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