12pcs Guitar Strap Locks Guitar Strap Holder Sturdy Synthetic Rubber Guitar Strap Blocks Guitar Protector Block (Black)

Great item,work very well and seconds to install

These are fabulous. Cheap, flexible, easy to fit and they won't obviously just fall off for no reason. A cost effective way of helping to make sure you don't drop your guitar and damage it simply because the strap decides to randomly fall off. You may find there's not enough room to fit them properly, in which case they might pop off. However, for the most part, I have used these on quite a few different guitars and for ease of use, I can't think of anything better. I prefer them to using Schaller type locking strap buttons, as these little discs are much less hassle. I find the straps don't twist as much with the silicon discs as they do with the locking strap buttons. So with these you can spend more time playing and less time untwisting the strap (which I found often involves taking it off and then putting it back on again) before you can actually pick up your guitar and play it. These little discs dispense with all that grief and are therefore highly recommended.

Bought these as they were cheap and needed something for a few guitars. They worked well, kept the strap in place so can’t fault them there. I used them on 2 guitars, a squire mustang and a Gretsch electromagnetic jet. Pros: Cheap Fit well over standard strap buttons on mustang Cons: On the gretsch the strap buttons can be unscrewed by hand and these caused them to loosen so not the best solution there. Overall they were decent especially for the price

These are merely rubber discs but to be honest, they work! I’ve got them on my Les Paul Std so I have confidence in them. I’ll keep checking them from time to time to make sure they’re not perishing but so far, simple is proving to be preferable to fancy when it comes to strap locks.

This secures the straps to my various ukuleles. Which is very reassuring. Before I had these the straps used to get twisted and I was forever adjusting them. These seem to have solved that problem as well. Which has been an unexpected bonus.