DiMarzio Cliplock Steve Vai Cliplock Guitar Strap Botanical Design DD2254
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DiMarzio ClipLock Steve Vai Botanical, Quick Release Guitar Strap, 2″, Botanical Black
The Steve Vai Botanical guitar pattern was designed to complement Steve’s iconic 89 Ibanez Jem 77FP. Our pioneering ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Strap system was the first globally to showcase a robust plastic clip, enabling seamless transitions between guitars with just a gentle fingertip press. ClipLock guitar straps have set the industry standard, celebrated for their robustness, security, longevity, comfort, and top-notch quality.
Installation is a breeze, offering two sets of screws and bushings to adapt to most existing strap button screw holes. Interchangeable clips facilitate easy switching between different straps.
The DiMarzio ClipLock Quick Release strap stands as the most secure and distinctive fastening method, ensuring the safety of your guitar. The Steve Vai Botanical ClipLock guitar strap is crafted from premium microfiber with ClipLock ends. ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps have been Steve’s choice for over the past 30 years. All DiMarzio guitar straps are meticulously handcrafted in the USA.
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DiMarzio ClipLock Steve Vai Botanical, Quick Release Guitar Strap, 2″, Botanical Black
The Steve Vai Botanical guitar pattern was designed to complement Steve’s iconic 89 Ibanez Jem 77FP. Our pioneering ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Strap system was the first globally to showcase a robust plastic clip, enabling seamless transitions between guitars with just a gentle fingertip press. ClipLock guitar straps have set the industry standard, celebrated for their robustness, security, longevity, comfort, and top-notch quality.
Installation is a breeze, offering two sets of screws and bushings to adapt to most existing strap button screw holes. Interchangeable clips facilitate easy switching between different straps.
The DiMarzio ClipLock Quick Release strap stands as the most secure and distinctive fastening method, ensuring the safety of your guitar. The Steve Vai Botanical ClipLock guitar strap is crafted from premium microfiber with ClipLock ends. ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps have been Steve’s choice for over the past 30 years. All DiMarzio guitar straps are meticulously handcrafted in the USA.
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