KLIQ Vintage Woven Guitar Strap for Acoustic and Electric Guitars

I am super cheap and play mostly acoustic, so my guitars don't weigh all that much. Therefore I have always just purchased the cheapo nylon Ernie Ball specials for like $8.99. I saw this one while scrolling through to buy a cheap strap for my daughter's guitar and thought it looked cool and the price was under $20 not $39.99 and up like all the other fun looking straps that draw my attention at the guitar shops.Long story short... It is thick, comfortable, built really well, adjustable from grunge rocker length to studio musician above the belly button length and it costs almost nothing. You won't be disappointed with this strap. I know, I have two colors now (grey and blue).Update: I have three colors now (one of my band mates stole the blue one) I will probably will be getting the blue one again!

For the money, this is a great strap. It's comfortable, attractive, and very affordable, especially if you're on a budget. A lot of people are complaining about the installation and I agree, it is a tight fit. Fortunately I have a solution. Take the strap lug off your guitar and insert the lug through the hole of the strap from the back of the lug (the part that sits against the guitar), then put the lug back on your guitar, it's a lot easier to to install and doesn't make you want to throw your guitar out the window. Took about two minutes

Only a couple complaints about this strap.1) It catches the hairs growing around my neck and shoulder. Weird, but annoying for a guy with my hair level... lol.2) This thing slides all over the place. If I let go of the neck of my guitar, it'll drop straight down. This isn't a terrible thing, but most of my straps have a leather, or fake leather, under side and don't slip much at all.3) I wish it were twice as wide. I'd pay extra for an extra wide strap. If you're hunking around with a heavy Gibson, you'll wish you had a 4" wide strap.Otherwise, this strap is super soft and is well stitched. I'd shave around my neck and shoulders if this thing were twice as wide, lol. If you're metro or not hairy at all, this thing should be pretty comfortable.

I'll start off by saying that the strap looks great and feels nice to the touch. The "Hendrix Blue" looks just like it does in the picture, great. The installation is a nightmare though. I have an acoustic guitar and I struggled for a full 15 minutes trying to actually put the thing on. The leather is so stiff and the hole is so small that I was about to throw in the towel when, by some accident of fate, it finally squeezed on after intense cursing on my part. Forget about those strap locks, I'm convinced that they were a practical joke by the developer to watch us hurt our hands in vein. They just won't fit my guitar. There's no way those tiny things will fit over the strap bolt.

Love the strap!!

Well made, comfortable, beautiful, looks just like the pictures. Awesome price. Definitely happy with my purchase.

Design, size. And price plus service

For the money? You can’t go wrong here. I picked up the Adobe/Orange for my 636. I wanted something kind of 70’s looking, woven and comfortable. This knocked it out of the park. Not sure how it will feel after playing a few weeks but currently can feel a slight padding in the material, which makes it really comfortable. It slides well on a variety of clothing (those of y’all who do sets know what Im saying I hope) is solid construction, and best of all compliments my axe. I am very happy with it! The extras are nice as well (picks etc)

A nice looking, well made and fairly comfortable strap for the price. Sits fairly softly on the shoulder so doesn't cut in (even with the weight of my mahogany bodied Les Paul), though a bit of padding would have been nice. This strap has no additional padding so if that's important for you then it won't suit.Adjustment is straightforward, and the plastic buckle feels strong while not being a risk for scratching your instrument.I had to use a leather punch to slightly enlarge the slots, there was no way it was going over the studs as it was (and they're pretty small studs), but better that than being loose. Once I got it opened up enough to go on it was very snug, and I can't imagine needing a locking mechanism. It's not going anywhere. Just as well, as there is no way in this world that the rubber lock washers were going to fit over the strap studs. As the studs on my guitar are quite small I can't imagine what they were designed to work with.A couple of picks were also included, but they're frankly rubbish. I would prefer companies not to send out useless plastic "freebies" that are only fit for the bin, it's a waste.Overall, a good strap for the price. Colours are vibrant (more than the pictures suggest), it looks lovely and works well. I recommend it unless you're unwilling to do a bit of tweaking or you want more padding.

Have several guitars and tried all sorts of straps. This make and interesting design appealed and was amazed at the quality and feel. It is firm but soft, looks and feels good quality, and even came with two plectrum that are also surprisingly good quality too. Had rubber bungs to make the fit more secure. Even looked up the firm to find that they try to achieve exactly they have done and what we had already decided! The delivery was super speed too. Do not often give such a good review for anything unless it really merits it.

I bought an Ernie Ball kind of 'Santa Fe' style strap (for a lot more money than this KLIQ strap) at about the same time.They are both really nice EXCEPT the KLIQ strap thankfully does not have crappy logos blaring from it AND comes with those little rubber discs that Fender charge a fiver for, that stop the strap coming off or twisting up. They work exactly as well as the Fender ones, which is to say, brilliantly.

I really like the strap - good colour, excellent pattern and pretty comfortable. The only problem I had is that the ends are very good, quite thick leather but it is very tough and it was impossible to get them over the guitar buttons. I had to lengthen the slots quite a lot with a sharp knife. I am not experienced with guitar straps so maybe this is what usually has to be done. Anyway, it now works well and I am pleased with it.

I've bought three of these, one of them in black, for my guitars. I wanted something that was simple (not flashy!!). secure, comfortable, and not going to damage the finish of the instrument in any way to replace the leather straps that came with the guitars. These fit that bill exactly. The khaki ones complement my gold and cream finished guitars very well too, as does the black one on a black Washburn guitar. The fabric and adjuster is gentle on my guitars and you get some strap locks too so they are super secure. Recommended.