TIGER STP4-BK Guitar Strap with Plectrum Holders Black

Although there isn't a great deal one can say about a strap here goes anyway!It is, for the price, a really high quality strap, the stitching is good and the material feels very substantial and thus far has been very very hard wearing. The pick holder is a very useful touch, and as a nice extra it actually comes with the picks, something very useful given the amount I get through! Other than that theres not much to say, its easy to adjust and has withstood the weight of the guitar very well. As some reviewers have said if you are using it for long periods it does get a bit sore but not unbearable, but its brilliant if you've bought it for some extra insurance if your sat down playing. Ultimately its a good cheap strap for beginners, decent quality and I believe a great buy!

This strap was for a spare guitar and is perfectly good for that. I don't know about 2 hours most nights and shoved in gear boxes, may get a bit frayed.

This thing is really handy for me personally, but probably not so much for most performing artists. Basically if you have a mic stand pick holder or headstock pick holder, that will be more useful. It comes with three (one in each pocket) plastic picks, one of which is kind of ok, and any picks you put in it for storage will fall out. It is good if you have four expensive picks that you tend to switch between often, since you can have the pick you are using in your hand, and swap it around with the one you need next. This is not a good idea if you are prone to losing picks though. The strap itself is of moderate quality, but gets the job done. Definitely don't get it if you want somewhere to store a lot of picks, or to just keep picks in between gigs.

Good value, well made and comfortable. My favourite colour and nice little holder for plectrums.

It was easy to attach to my new Ibanez electric guitar. It feels secure and looks good. Just right for me.

For the price i cant complain. The fact that its got pick holders is very useful but depends on what size pick you use if they fit or not. The material is very comfy and i really like the colour.The one problem i have with this is that after about a year of owning it, it broke. When i say it broke i mean the end black bit that holds onto the guitar. The leather snapped. I have temporarily fixed this with some thin rope. To be honest i didn't really use it that much either, i would only use it a few times a week.For the price its not bad but it might be worth investing in a better strap that might last a bit longer.

Good quality, quick delivery.

For the price I paid I cannot complain about this strap at all. It is a plain single colour with an adjustable length and decent strength ends. The strap has no shoulder padding so can become a little uncomfortable if used for long periods with a heavier guitar, but for the price you don't really expect more.My one real issue with tje strap is the pick holders don't hold picks firmly enough and they constantly fall out. This is annoying so I ended up not using it. Again though, for an economy strap I can't have a major issue with that.Not only would I recommend this, I even bought a second in a different colour. Ideal as a cheap option, a spare for the gig bag or as a budget purchase.