Ergonomic Bass Guitar Strap with 3D Pads

Cotton, Neoprene

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Superior Comfort Strap for Bass Guitar

Maximize your playing comfort with our 3D cushion technology

The Ergonomic Bass Guitar Strap with 3D Pads is designed for demanding musicians who seek both comfort and style!

Crafted with breathable 3D foam padding and durable neoprene material, this strap evenly distributes the weight of your bass guitar to prevent fatigue and muscle tension during long playing sessions. Quality leather ends ensure a secure attachment to your instrument.

Adjustable from 122 to 150 cm and available in multiple colors with matching accessories included!

59,90€

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“Absolute Comfort” Bass Strap (3D Neoprene & XL Width)

If you play bass or a heavy Les Paul-type guitar, you know that nagging shoulder pain after 30 minutes of playing.

This strap has been specifically engineered to counteract this problem. Thanks to its 3D embossed pads technology, it acts not just as padding, but as a true shock absorber that reduces the sensation of the instrument’s heaviness.

What makes the difference is its exceptional width of 8.5 cm. By distributing the weight over a much wider surface than a standard strap, it eliminates painful pressure points. Furthermore, the honeycomb structure of the neoprene allows for optimal air circulation (indicated by the arrows in the visual), preventing the “sweaty shoulder” effect under spotlights or during intense rehearsals.

Finally, we know that the safety of your instrument is paramount. The ends are reinforced with high-quality PU leather for a reliable hold. The icing on the cake: this model comes as a “ready-to-play kit” including picks and “strap blocks” (security washers) to lock your strap without modifying your guitar.

Technical Specifications

  • Materials: Breathable Neoprene (pad), Cotton (strap), PU Leather (ends).

  • Technology: Memory foam with 3D honeycomb structure.

  • Width: 8.5 cm (XL format for load distribution).

  • Length: Adjustable from 122 cm to 150 cm.

  • Color: Black.

  • Included in the pack: The strap, 3 picks (Thin, Medium, Heavy) and 4 rubber Strap Blocks.

Technical Details

Material

Cotton, Neoprene

Width

8.5 cm

Length

122 cm – 150 cm

Adjustable

Yes

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the purpose of the “bubble” or 3D texture on the pad? A: This texture is not just aesthetic. The foam “bubbles” create a micro-spring effect that absorbs shocks when you move. In addition, the spaces between these pads allow air to circulate, which significantly reduces perspiration compared to a solid foam strap.

Q: Is this strap suitable for a standard electric guitar? A: Yes, absolutely. Although it is labeled “for bass” due to its ability to support heavy loads, it is perfect for an electric guitar, especially if your instrument is heavy (like solid mahogany). For a very light acoustic guitar, however, it might be a bit too bulky.

Q: I am tall, is the length sufficient? A: With a maximum extension of 150 cm, this strap is suitable for most adult body types, even if you like to wear your instrument quite low (punk/rock style). The minimum adjustment is 122 cm.

Q: What are the black rings supplied with the strap? A: These are “Strap Blocks” or rubber straplocks. You slide them onto the strap button over the strap. It’s a simple but incredibly effective safety feature to prevent the strap from accidentally detaching in the middle of a song.

Q: Are the ends made of genuine leather? A: The ends are made of high-quality PU Leather. This is a technical choice that offers excellent tensile strength and wear resistance, while being a vegan and durable alternative to animal leather.

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