Leather, choice of thickness, wide range of adjustabilty, as far as straps go, this one has it all.

Looks and feels really well made. No loose ends or imprefections that I noticed.

It's pricey for the 3 inch, but for an all leather strap which is made in Canada, it's still good value.

This strap was really the only one MF offered that met my needs. I wanted a 3 inch, full leather, adjustable (larger range than most of the other "sized" straps) which was adjusted with the buckel and didn't have that thinner piece of leather that most other ones had in the picture. This strap delivered, it's extremely comfy and distributes the weight of my Les Paul well. If someone stole it, I'd buy a new one in a heartbeat.

Other notes: I was surprised how heavy this strap was, but it's the 3 inch version and full leather, so it makes sense. The loops are nice and snug and I don't feel like the guitar will slip out (I don't use strap locks). Note that I use it only at home, so I'm not going crazy on stage with it.

Nice wide strap to help distribute the weight of your guitar over a larger area so as to avoid sore shoulder and neck. The length is a plus as it is longer than most other leather straps so it's good for tall people or those that have a big belly like myself...or those that want to let their ax hang super low. The length is easily adjusted while on the guitar which is nice. I would have given it a higher rating here but, it's a fairly plain strap. Though it is a very nice one. I will say I am not too crazy about the shape at the ends. It just seems to taper in a weird way. And, the adjustment buckle is very plain looking plastic...not that I expected it to be made of anything else. However, when you see the buckle in person as opposed to in a picture it just doesn;t seem to fit the look of the strap.

The leather is of good quality and I do not see any of the stitching problems another reviewer brought up. I see no reason this strap should not last a good long time.

Ok, here is where I am going to mark it a bit lower. Yes, it is nice leather and, in general, leather straps are expensive. This one being longer I suppose you can expect the higher price. I am just not sure if it is worth so much more than the less expensive leather and suede straps.

Over all this strap is great. It looks good and is just the ticket if you want a wide strap for a heavy instrument or if you have neck and shoulder issues. If you want a long strap this is the longest I have found (though I am not saying there aren;t longer ones available, only that I haven;t seen any).

I like the roller-style strap adjuster.  It makes it easy to adjust (if necessary).

The leather is of good quality. The only issue I have is that there is a minimal amount of "threading" in a couple of places.  Carefully use a lighter to singe them flush.

Price seems a little high but is well worth the money.

I got the 3" strap.  Really comfortable strap.  I have it on my Epiphone Les Paul Custom.  It distributes the weight of the Les Paul evenly across my shoulders.  I would definitely buy this strap again.