Hang tight with On-Stage’s new copper and seat-belt style guitar straps
Heavy duty stitching, two-ply leather ends, a variety of colors and more
On-Stage has unveiled two new guitar strap styles – the GSA20 line, which features seat-belt-style straps, and the GSA30 straps, which boast copper buckles.
The GSA20 line offers two-inch straps designed out of a seat-belt material with reflective cotton banding.
The straps sport two-ply, black leather ends with reinforced stitching and heavy-duty metal buckles, are adjustable in length from 36 inches to 64 inches, and come in black, grey, brown, light blue, red, green, purple and pink.
The two-inch GSA30 guitar straps, meanwhile, boast solid copper buckles, are constructed of cotton banding and feature two-ply, double-stitched brown leather ends.
They’re adjustable from 38 inches to 67 inches and are available in black, grey, brown, navy blue and burgundy.
For more information, head to On-Stage.
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