New Leather Banjo Strap - Attaches with Button Post
The Original Button Post Banjo Strap - Patent Pending
New Leather Banjo Strap
A leather banjo strap that attaches with a button post and has a safety catch as well.
Also a new design banjo strap for banjos with a smaller space between the brackets
Leather Strap for Banjos with a Smaller Space between the Brackets Banjos with the Shoe and Bracket Design.
Finally a leather banjo strap that fits the banjos that use a very common banjo design that uses individual shoe and bracket for each head tightening bracket. These banjos include the lighter weight less expensive beginner banjos with or without resonators and all open back old time style banjos. The strap fits these banjos that only have a smaller space for the strap to fit though.There as many or more of these types of banjos out there with very few options for high quality leather straps. Almost all straps especially the nice ones are designed for the the heavy bluegrass banjos with a flathead tone ring and that use a one piece flange to tighten the head brackets against which makes it possible for the larger space to fit the strap through.
The Specs for these leather banjo straps are written out below along with some tips on attaching the button post banjo strap.
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Specs
Button Stud Post attachments with safety keepers
Attaches to and removes from banjo easily
9-10 oz. grade A Herman Oak Tooling Leather
Main Strap is 1 3/4" wide
Attachment straps are 7/8" wide
Adjusts from both ends
Adjusts from 50" to 60"
Color - dark mahogany
Burnished edges
Creased border line
Some Button Post Banjo Strap Tips
How to attach. Slide the keeper up away from button post - pull leather tab off of button post - put leather tab around bracket - push leather tab back over button post and slide keeper back down next to button post.
The holes in the leather for the button posts are tight at first but are just right once broken in.
C Shawn Mar 31, 2018 | Beautiful Banjo Strap Just recently received my new banjo strap. I love it. It is beautifully crafted especially with the optional “cross” ornament. The design of the “quick connect” to your banjo is really convenient! Takes less than 30 seconds to remove the strap with no hardware to deal with. There are no concerns as to the ability of this strap to support your banjo. A quality product! |
Recommended to buy: Yes |
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