Perri's Leathers Italian Leather Guitar Strap - Soft Deluxe, Adjustable 41" to 56", Reinforced Keyhole & Slots, Electric, Bass, Acoustic Guitar Straps Leather - Chestnut

I had bought one several years ago for my Am Pro II Strat, it is comfortable, still holding up well. I also have a Gibson SG, and had been using the Gibson strap that came with it, but the suede on back side not quite rough enough to comfortably prevent neck dive they are known for. Recently I had been using the original Perri on my SG and really no neck dive at all as it has more rough suede to hold it in place even if you let go of guitar. So I decided to get one for it as well. For some reason it is a little longer than the first one I got a few years ago but no big deal with adjustability.

I have purchased these before and have been pleased with the quality!

Good Strap

I ordered this strap in Chestnut brown. While I like it, and I will say it's worth what I paid (30 bucks give or take), I do see why it's not getting consistent 5-star reviews.For starters, t's not as glossy as it looks in the picture provided by the manufacturere. It's much more matte, which is fine...to me it's just "different' and not "worse," but it depends on what you're looking for.The manufacturer describes this as "half-grain leather" which...what? There's top grain, full grain, split leather, and "genuine" - I know it's not top grain or full grain, so...?My guess is that this is basically "Genuine leather" on top but maybe with a split-leather / suede underside.What this actually means for the product is that it's comfortable and soft, it distributes the weight of the guitar well enough, and it's easy to adjust. Also: in my opinion FWIW it looks good.I do wonder how this is going to hold up over the years. PLaying guitar can be a hot sweaty business, and I feel strongly like this strap isn't going to be up to task. For bedroom practice, casual rehearsal, and low-key gigs, it's fine...I thin it depends on your needs.All in all: I think it's worth the price paid - which was about 30 bucks for me. It is *definitely* a big upgrade from the cheap vinyl strap that came with the squier your grandma bout you, but it's definitely not a secret diamond in the rough. It's quite good, that's all - manage your expectations.

Beautiful soft leather for the price. Seems rugged and durable, use on my Telecaster

The strap is made of high quality leather that is really comfortable to use while playing guitar.

I am totally satisfied with this product

Soft supple leather. Very comfortable. Good quality. I would buy again. I like the way it adjusts and like that there's no metal or plastic buckles to scratch the instrument.