High Quality Leather Banjo Strap Resonator Banjos
High Quality Leather Banjo Strap
Hand Made in the USA
This leather banjo strap is handmade in the US and are meticulously handcrafted from FULL grain, highest quality saddle harness leather. Natural tanned color compliments any instrument.
The leather is 9 oz full grain, oil tanned harness leather and the sewn on straps are double stitched. All edges dressed and burnished and the bottom is slicked smooth.
The shoulder strap is two inches wide and the strap adjusts up to 66 inches long.
- 9 oz. high quality oil tanned harness leather.
- Stress point connections are double stitched.
- All edges are dressed and burnished and backsides are slicked smooth.
- Veg-oil tanned and SAFE for instrument finishes
- Handmade in the USA
Scroll thru pictures above for picture of new Deluxe Strap
Some instructions on where to attach this hand made leather strap on your banjo
- Wrap the strap around the second bracket BELOW the heel of the neck, and attach it there.
- Next Slip it behind the tailpiece and wrap it around the second bracket BELOW the tailpiece. This is the side you adjust the length on.
- To adjust the length you choose one of the holes to attach the two sided "Chicago" screw through, depending on how long or short you want it.
- Remember to adjust the length of the strap on the side of the strap near the tailpiece.
- The other side, by the heel of the neck, just attach it in the first adjustment hole.
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Ron Molway Dec 29, 2023 | The best I think I’ve probably had every kind of guitar, mandolin, and banjo strap made over nearly 50 years of playing, including every strap the trade magazines said was “the one”; nylon, braided, sheepskin, leather, the ones like Earl’s, Willie’s and Buck’s, you name it. So, when I asked Ross for a recommendation he suggested this one. It’s like real saddle leather. Actually, I think it is real saddle leather. Very thick, but still soft. It doesn’t get any more country than that. Looks great. The Chicago screws have a fancy little engraving on them that almost invokes the pattern on my silver rodeo buckle - which, comes off before I sling my axe of course. Very comfortable, and my banjo is an anchor. Easy to install, and rolls up nicely under the neck heel so it stays attached in the case. Try that with sheepskin. Looks like it will last a very long time, too. |
Recommended to buy: Yes |
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