mine are all Fender
(1)2" monogrammed
(black/yellow/red)
(2)brown plain leather with gold Fender logo
(3)black with white Fender running logo

how about yours?

I use mostly Ibanez 2 in. tribal motif.

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Ya know, on the surface this may seem like a simple question. But, it's not, is it? What I'm using now depends on the guitar. For my old 1970 Telecaster I found an old school vintage style strap made by Levy's. You know, the skinny leather strap with the shoulder pad. On my SG I use a woven strap also made by Levy's. It's black with an embroidered skull on it. On my Strat I have a Joe Satch strap. The red one with the screaming face on it. On my Ibanez Bass, I have a fat leather/suede strap made by Franklin. It's sort of 70's looking. On my Martin I don't use a strap because I only use it for recording.

I see they have a lot of Beatle straps. They look nice, but they're too expensive for me right now.

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"...The final truth is, there is no truth..." - (from "Nice n' Neat" by the Boomtown Rats)

$4.00 Levy plain black. they hold on tight, can't go wrong

I use the fender Strap That came with my bass, Its beauty, thin, light, leather backing, Holds on tight.

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My Baby, 2008 Standard American Jazz Bass

I like the Fender woven straps the best. I have some others, but the Fenders are 'broken in' so to speak.

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

I'm using a black Couch strap on my Tele. It's made from seat belt strap material...very comfortable and durable. Best strap I've ever owned. It's 100% vegan also, if that's important to you.

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2008 MIA Telecaster Crimson Red
2009 Highway 1 Telecaster Sunburst Maple
2010 Martin D-1
Vox Pathfinder 15R
Vox Night Train 15W
WhiteBox Cab w/12in Eminence Man O' War

It ain't no sin to be glad you're alive...

I have 2 Levy's 2 1/2 inch leather straps, one for each guitar. These are the most comfortable straps I have used.

RK

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RK

2007 Fender Highway 1
2012 American Deluxe
2015 MIM Dave Murray HHH
2010 Fender Blacktop
1987 Fender Avalon Acoustic
2012 Marshall DSL 15 watt head

on my strat i have a big thick leather strap i 've had since 81
obn my tele I have a custom belt buckle strap that had my old bands LOGO on
Shurefire but had it removed when i was fired from the band
but the strap is GREAT!

I had the guy that does all my saddle work (Horse), build me a custom tooled leather one. Amazing work!

2006 Squier Cherry Sunburst Stratocaster with an Eyelandenterprises Sedona Guitar Strap - butter soft.

I use Dunlop Guitar Strap locks with this strap, and have them installed on all of my electrics, so I can use my favorite strap with any of them.

I also have various Fender straps and some others. The Sedona was given to me as a birthday present by my daughter a couple of years ago.

Gil

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Where ever you go, there you are

1998 Ovation 1861 Standard Balladeer Natural
Taka - 2005 Squier '51 Black
Yume - 2006 Squier Strat Cherryburst
Houbi - 2008 Fender VG Strat Blizzard Pearl - won here
Fender Super Champ XD; Vox DA-5

I use several strats most of the times 2.5' leather ones and I do have a Jodi Head strap thats 3" that I like.

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The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.

Thomas Jefferson

I have a strap for each guitar, (other than my classical), adjusted for that guitar--as the strap knobs are in different places on different guitars--and they're different sizes & shapes. I prefer leather straps, but most of them these days are thick--I like leather that is pliable and not too thick--it molds to my shoulder and is very comfortable--but they are tough to find anymore.

The exception to the leather strap is the woven one I use for my bass. I used it on my first electric, but the strap wouldn't stay where I had adjusted it--it kept slipping--but I discovered that at full length it works great for my bass--so that's what I use it for.

The last time I bought a strap I spent some extra and got a suede one. I think when my current straps need replacing-(worn out, lost)-I will buying more suede ones--very pliable and very comfortable.

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It wasn't Willy-Nilly, it was at crows.

I made my own "David Gilmour" strap to go with the DG relic.

Look like the dog's b@!!2c%s.

Here it is: -

http://accessories.musiciansfriend.com/ ... sku=364837

It's only $10 more expensive than a nylon strap, but it's way more comfortable. I can play for hours and it doesn't kill my shoulder, even with my Les Paul. From now on I'm only buying wide leather straps. I like waking up the day after a gig shoulder pain free.

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