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DiMarzio Cliplok 2-Inch Strap
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The fabric conforms to your body and adds a new level of comfort, yet it is strong enough to hold over 150 pounds! -
Nylon ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps adjust in length from 43 to 63 inches (109 -160 cm), measured between the strap buttons. -
DiMarzio ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps were the first to feature the heavy-duty plastic clip that allows you to easily change from guitar to guitar with a little fingertip pressure. It is the most secure and unique fastening method available to safeguard your guitar. -
ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps have been used for years by Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malmsteen, John Petrucci and many other professional musicians. -
They are the industry standard for strength, security and quality. -
ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps completely replace your strap buttons and attach securely to your guitar with two sturdy bushings and extra-long screws sized to fit the strap bushing screw holes on most electric guitars and basses. -
All ClipLock straps are 2 inches wide
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Through the years of playing and developing your style you start to pick your setup apart down to the smallest of things sometimes. I was used to using generic straps of all kinds and some strap locks to ensure nothing went wrong. Even with strap locks, sometimes things did go wrong. I noticed a lot of my peers in the forums were using the Cliplok straps and decided to see what it was all about. Initially I thought it must be the color options because a lot of people own some wild colored guitars. I totally changed my perception once I purchased my first Straplok as I had seen the light. Pesonally I'm not huge on the neons and wild patterns of straps but to each his own. What sold me was the durability and overall comfort of these. The material seems to feel superior to the others as it does not wear your shoulder down as much or irritate. The actual clips are said to be rated far beyond the possibl weight applications any guitar or performance would subject. They are military grade and come with addtional hardware to assure proper anchoring to your guitar.
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| Liked about it |
The ability to simply unclip the strap and swap with multiple other Cliplocks is nice, also as it is much more user friendly than other types of strap lock devices. The straps don't look bad either which is always a plus. I particularly like the one inch wide lead from the body; less strap in the way of arm travel, more strap where needed adding support, durability and comfort.
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The only thing I didn't like did not apply to me and that is simply some of the color options which is not of concern as everybody has their own taste.
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5.0 |
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Pretty good but could be better 
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I've got this strap on my ESP M-100 and it's a great strap. Before getting it, I dealt with a lot of problems from small strap buttons and worn our straps. This solved that problem. The strap is sturdy, never comes loose, and is mildly comfortable. It does not cut into my shoulder and playing the M-100 is fairly comfortable, but on heavier guitars, I can see it being a little too thin for comfort. That doesn't matter for me though. My only real gripes about the strap is that the clips can scratch your guitars finish and it can make it a bit awkward if you move your guitars in a fitted case. I don't mind the scratching on the side of my guitar but in a case, the clip has a nasty habit of working it's way around to the front of the guitar and making marks that can be seen easily. If you do most of your transport in a gig bag or gengeral case, I wouldn't be concerned by that second complaint. You may want to rethink things though if you have a really nice guitar or a fitted case...the straplock button option might be better suited for that. It does what it is supposed to, keeps your guitar from falling off your shoulder, but there are some unfortunate side-effects.
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| Liked about it |
1. Never comes loose.
2. Pretty comfortable, although probably better suited to lighter wood guitars.
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| Didn't like |
1. Can scratch the finish.
2. Might hinder you from transporting your guitar in a fitted case.
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3.0 |
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Great basic strap that is lightweight and sturdy
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The Dimarzio Cliplock strap and Ibanez guitars are pretty much synonymous with each other. Every shredder with an Ibanez pretty much always has this strap across their shoulder. I would say it is the most recognizable strap of all time.
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| Liked about it |
Lightweight, inexpensive, and sturdy.
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For heavier guitars, I actually prefer a heavier leather strap, but for my Ibanez axes, this is perfect. I can see the plastic on the clips POSSIBLY breaking from some really heavy abuse, but it would take a lot. I would like to see a little more variety in colors, but that is really a personal opinion.
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4.0 |
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Dimarzio Cliplock Strap, a good buy!
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Great strap, requires a bit of retrofitting to your guitar in the form of removing strap pins and screwing in new ones, but it's a small price to pay for the security of a strap that doesn't fall off. Comfortable to use even with only 2 inches of thickness, comes in a variety of colours.
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I like the security the product gives you when you're jumping around on stage, the quality of the strap is pretty good and the price for what you get can't be snubbed.
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Only one thing, when you clip the strap in sometimes if you're not careful the damn clips can snap into place and pinch your fingers. So be careful! :p
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5.0 |
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Hold on to your... shoulder!
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Nylon strap with two fastners and strap ends that are permanently attached to the guitar.
Wide variety of colours.
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| Liked about it |
These babies are rock solid! You could break your shoulder, but the strap won't come loose.
The variety of colours and materials (inclunding some Cordura straps) will match all tastes.
It is very comfortable... it won't hurt or burn your skin even if you play naked. :-D
I love them so much that I have Cliploks in all my guitars!!!
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| Didn't like |
If you forget your strap, you won't be able to use a standard strap, because the strap buttons are replaced by the strap ends.
The fastners on the strap ends may damage your guitar if incorrectly placed inside the hardcase. It may also scratch lightly the finish on the back end of the guitar.
Standard size is a bit too long for me. I always have to sew it shorter. But that's no problem.
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5.0 |
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Great Strap
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The strap is very sturdy, looks nice, and very comfortable.
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| Liked about it |
Sturdy
Comfortable
Looks cool
Good quality
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| Didn't like |
It's a bit too long, so I had to sew mines to make it shorter for me.
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5.0 |
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The strap that eclipses all others!!!!
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Dimarzio have hit the nail on the head with the cliplok strap!! All of my guitars are equipped with them and i truely swear by them.....never have they let me down, even when im on stage going at full throttle!!!
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| Liked about it |
1 - Rest assured, your guitar will not leave you accidently...like those annoying strap buttons can!!!
2 - Comfortable, nothing worse than a strap that digs into you or doesnt feel right!! Almost feels like second skin! :)
3 - Quality, never have i heard these straps fail...and i dont see how it would!!!
4 - Great range of colours, prints and textures!!! Dimarzio will also soon release the neon colour range too!!(if they havent already)
5 - Strong and sturdy....capable of holding 150 pounds!!!! Do that with your standard strap!!!
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| Didn't like |
1 - The plastic latches have a tendancy to rub or knock your guitar, not doing your paint any favours!! Maybe Dimarzio could put a rubber coating on them to soften the blow when they hit your guitars body!!
2 - Thats it, theres nothing i dont like!!!
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5.0 |
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Its only one strap I have been using since I was 1
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I have some guitars and all of them have been installed with this kind of strap.
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| Liked about it |
1. Never falling.
2. Look great.
3. Quick release.
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| Didn't like |
1. More expensive if compare to other straps in the market. (maybe only in my place, Bangkok.)
2. They should make more colors like pink and yellow (why not? This is JEMsite !)
3. I dont know someone else will have the same problem to me. I always have problem with puting my guitar back to the case when I am in a hurry. I have to put the strap to the right position. Otherwise I can not close the case !
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5.0 |
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The best strap ever!
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I have one of these on each of my guitars. Before I discovered these straps my straps would always slip off my strap buttons, sometimes making my guitar crash to the ground. You won't have that promblem with these straps because they screw into your guitar, and they support up to 150 lbs.
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| Liked about it |
Never falls off
Looks cool
Comes in many varieties including leopard, Italian leather and nylon
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This strap is perfect in every way shape and form
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5.0 |
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