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Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap 

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Slider Straps

A better way to strap on your guitar or bass!

It evenly distributes the instrument's weight for maximum comfort. Made of sturdy 2" nylon webbing with a cross member made from handpicked Colorado leather. The cross member is designed for a sliding action that allows instant adjustment for correct and comfortable positioning of the instrument at all times. Attaching ends come with leather tabs. Accommodates all types of electric and acoustic guitars and basses.

Features

  • Evenly distributes instrument's weight
  • Sturdy 2" nylon webbing with leather cross member

Suffer player's shoulder no more! This strap will change your whole attitude. Put it in the cart.

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Slider StrapsDual Shoulder Strap
 
3.4

(based on 14 reviews)

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Strat Cat

I looked at other possible solutions such as the strap with weights to counteract the neck heavy problem. But they are much more expensive and wider. I don't like wide straps so that possibility ...Read complete review

I looked at other possible solutions such as the strap with weights to counteract the neck heavy problem. But they are much more expensive and wider. I don't like wide straps so that possibility was out.
This product helped a lot for my neck heavy guitars. I had to use it differently than pictured. I don't have my right shoulder through the strap, just my left. The strap material is a little slippery so you may have to keep adjusting the length or do something else to keep it from lengthening out on you. Not having my right shoulder through the strap helped for me.
Durable material. It should last quite well but is slippery.
It wasn't exceedingly expensive and will last well. Once you overcome the slipperiness, it works well for the intended purpose.

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Great idea, but needs some work...

This strap is an excellent idea, especially for those with heavy or unbalanced instruments. The problem is that the strap appears to be made with some very short people in mind. My lanky self...Read complete review

This strap is an excellent idea, especially for those with heavy or unbalanced instruments. The problem is that the strap appears to be made with some very short people in mind. My lanky self attaches it to the guitar and finds that the instrument is practically under my neck!!

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2.0

Uncomfortable

By Ozzy

from Pleasanton, Ca

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Pros

  • Good Quality

Cons

  • Difficult To Use
  • Just feels wrong

Best Uses

  • Practicing

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

Tried many times myself and I also tried to adjust it on someone else just so I could see it in action.

I couldn't get the right angle I like with my play style. I bought this hoping it would take some stress off my neck and shoulders but it's usless if it doesn't feel right.

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2.0

Great for below waist

By Jo Jo

from Albuquerque, NM

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Verified Buyer

Pros

  • Distributes weight

Cons

  • Difficult To Use
  • Impossible to adjust
  • Not Functional

Best Uses

  • Guitar below waist

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

This strap does what it says--it distributes the weight more evenly. Unfortunately, unless you play your instrument at or below your waist, there is no adjusting this strap to get the proper position. I'm a bass player, and I play with the top the bass right about my sternum. Once I got the strap short enough, it still held the bass at the wrong angle for my fret hand. Returned immediately.

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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

 
1.0

Buyer Beware

By Phil Buckle

from Australia

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

If you want to wrestle with it for an hour or so you might get it to fit. But it will still be a tangled mess.
It won't work on guitars that have a deep body. Acoustic guitars or Jazz guitars. It means the strap won't go over the lower bout......oh they forgot to mention that.
Couldn't even untangle it to put it on.
Cheaply made with inferior materials.
It's of no value if you throw it in the corner because it just doesn't work.
The cheesy pictures should have been enough warning. My bad.

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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

 
5.0

Happy wife, happy life

By cody testroet

from Midwest

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

Great strap for a person with any back issues
My wife plays bass for my band. Being 5' 3" and 120 lbs a bass is not conducive to her back. This strap has been awesome for her, no more pain, full range of motion, and looks decent too!
Strap ends could be a little beefier but they hold up well.
Great Price

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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

 
3.0

Not the right stuff

By zapkat

from Arizona deserts

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

After a test run on my Jackson DKMG with turbo, I was verry disapointed with the Slider guitar shoulder strap. It dose everything they claim, but verry limiting, tried long adjustment, short adjustment, med.adjustment. The Slider g.s.s. transfers the load from uper back to lower back. For me that is out of the question. I will be returning the Slider g.s.s. to Musicians Friend asap.
The idea is sound but not for me.
When I opened the box today, I examined the Slider Shoulder Strap. The lether ends are very thin, with Dunlop strap locks I needed 3 washers befor the E-clip.
For the price it's ok. Just ok.

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4.0

Strat Cat

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

I looked at other possible solutions such as the strap with weights to counteract the neck heavy problem. But they are much more expensive and wider. I don't like wide straps so that possibility was out.
This product helped a lot for my neck heavy guitars. I had to use it differently than pictured. I don't have my right shoulder through the strap, just my left. The strap material is a little slippery so you may have to keep adjusting the length or do something else to keep it from lengthening out on you. Not having my right shoulder through the strap helped for me.
Durable material. It should last quite well but is slippery.
It wasn't exceedingly expensive and will last well. Once you overcome the slipperiness, it works well for the intended purpose.

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(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

 
5.0

Perfect!

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

This item was perfect for what we wanted, and more! My wife could not handle a standard strap as she was new to playing bass. No matter how light the bass was, it hurt her shoulder. This thing worked just right for her. BUT here is the better news! After a few months she was ?trained? and ready for a regular strap, and has used a standard strap ever since. So it can be a training strap. BUT HEY for those who need it, don?t worry about how it looks, it looks just fine. And just like 90% of the people who see you play don?t know the difference between a Fender and a Squire, they don?t notice this either.

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(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

 
5.0

Love it.

By Gary-3c.SW

from Dallas, TX

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

After years of playing, I was having neck and shoulder problems with my old straps. I love this thing. Will never use anything else. No more pain in the neck.

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(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

 
3.0

Great idea, but needs some work...

By rsk

from Knoxville, TN

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

This strap is an excellent idea, especially for those with heavy or unbalanced instruments. The problem is that the strap appears to be made with some very short people in mind. My lanky self attaches it to the guitar and finds that the instrument is practically under my neck!!

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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

 
3.0

Hated it.

By guitarmissy

from New Mexico, USA

Comments about Slider Straps Dual Shoulder Strap:

I couldn't wait to try this guitar strap out. After all, it's a girl using it in the picture. But seriously, it is not comfortable at all. I could not get it to balance out at all with my Telecaster and was constantly tugging at it. My drummer teased me that it looked like I was wearing a bra on the outside of my blouse. And to top it off, I always had to get somebody to help me get the thing on right without getting it all tangled and twisted. I don't recommend it at all. But then again, maybe it was designed specifically for males.

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