KLIQ AirCell Guitar Strap for Bass & Electric Guitar with 3" Wide Neoprene Pad and Adjustable Length from 46" to 56" (Regular), Black

I've been using 2 inch guitar straps for my basses forever, mostly because I buy Ibanez and Schecter, which are light. However, I picked up a Sterling Ray34HH that is definitely over 9 pounds and after a 3 hour jam session, my shoulder was killing me, so I decided to get one of these for Prime Day.Pros1. The padding is good, and the 3 inch width helps distribute the weight more. Feels better.2. I like that it has a little stretch to it, makes it less painful when I'm bouncing around.3. Seems like it's made out of gold materials. Feels like it'll last a while.4. The strap connectors are tight, I don't feel like it's going to drop my bass.Neutral1. The strap length is just barely long enough for me. I like to play a little lower with a 45 degree angle, and this strap maxed out is on the high side of my preference.Cons1. Gets tangled easily after I take it off and set the bass down. No big deal, just a little annoying.Overall, happy with the purchase and I'll probably get another one eventually so I'm not swapping one strap among my 4 basses. Overall, very good, even if it's a little pricy. See ya on Black Friday Kliq!

For years I've accommodated my guitars and straps to my small body adult size (I'm 5 ft 4 in). While previous guitar straps I've worn can work for much taller and able bodied people, sadly they did not with me. Not even 5 or less than 5 minutes could my body handle the weight of my guitar (5 libs) without it feeling too heavy and virtually unplayable. ANYONE should have the access and playability to play a wonderful music instrument like the guitar. Playability, more than flash and style, is absolutely paramount to me.Then after searching far and wide in the interwebs I come across the KLiQ Air Cell Strap. Reading the reviews of this product intrigued me and peaked my interest. After some time I gathered the funds and purchased the strap to try for myself.Least to say, this strap is a dream come true and I couldn't be happier.The wide 3 inch strap felt amazing right out of the box.. literally. The cell pads into the strap gave my shoulder immense comfort that I didn't get with previous straps and it's durable & sturdy enough that you can still move around with it. The end leather straps feels well built and holds onto the guitar real secure. No need for lock straps IMO for this strap, though I'm not ruling them out. Even if you adjust the position height of the guitar the wide 3 inch support still hugs your shoulder nicely without intense give and pull with other straps.A small tinny complaint but more a nitpick for me is the right bottom lock strap, since it's made of leather, can make this leather-y rubbing sound when moving around. I had thought this wouldn't be quite an issue with this strap since it's so durable and sturdy. However lots of straps I've previously owned still made this leathery-y sound when rubbed against the cover paint of the guitar, so I'm used to the sound now. It may be a bother for other guitarists but nowadays it doesn't bother me at all, nor take away my admiration for this amazing guitar strap. Also the "leather" smell can be a turn off for some but I personally don't mind it.Big, tall, short or skinny, from large Les Pauls to child-size Mini Squier Strats this strap is truly a remarkable piece of craftsmanship for electric guitars of almost any size (or bass guitars for that matter). I could not recommend this strap anymore highly. If this can work for me, this can certainly work for you.

Very comfortable and large strap. Sturdy and thick with a premium feel. Been using mine for about 2 years and its served me well. I wouldnt doubt it if this strap lasted for 10 years+. That being said, im gentle on mine and i dont use it every time i play.

I read every review. Twice. And now I'll add mine. This strap is great for my needs. I have a Gibson Les Paul. If you know you know. Those can wear on the shoulder in a hurry. I have a couple of other wide straps. A leather one which grips the shirt too much and isn't fine adjustable, and a nylon one that has always been good for my other guitars on stage/practice. But that Les Paul...Enter the KLIQ AirCell. It doesn't make the Les Paul any lighter. Because physics, but it does help alleviate where the weight sits and is distribute on my shoulder. Because physiology. I was able to get a good fit for my standing stance/profile. I'm 5'7". Dark hair dark eyes.The stretch wasn't noticeable to me and even when I'm rocking "it" out, I don't feel the bounce some others get. Maybe I'm not doing it right.This strap does suck if you sit. It's stiff enough that it wants to keep standing. Much like things in jr high.There is a slight chemical smell. Does that go away? I hope. Does it matter to me? No. Could this review be anymore annoying? Don't tempt me.