Guitar Strap Jim Dunlop Jacquard Night Trip D6734
£29.89 Inc. Vat
Our Jacquard Straps are made from comfortable, high quality Jacquard-woven fabric featuring vibrant, colorful patterns designed by our own in-house artists. Each Jacquard Strap is pull-tested to 200 pounds and has genuine leather ends designed for use with or without the Straplok Retainer System.
Made in North America
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Our Jacquard Straps are made from comfortable, high quality Jacquard-woven fabric featuring vibrant, colorful patterns designed by our own in-house artists. Each Jacquard Strap is pull-tested to 200 pounds and has genuine leather ends designed for use with or without the Straplok Retainer System.
Made in North America
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
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