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Levy's M26GFP-SLM Pastel Leather Guitar Strap (Salmon)

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Levy's M26GFP-SLM Pastel Leather Guitar Strap (Salmon)Dressed in a myriad of mellow pastel colors, Levys Pastel Leather guitar straps deliver both eye catching aesthetics and superior shoulder comfort during long gigs and studio sessions. These striking straps boast a premium leather construction thats built to last the long haul no surprise, as each and every Levys Pastel Leather strap is hand crafted in Nova Scotia, Canada. Guitarists particularly appreciate how accommodating the Pastel Leather Guitar

Dressed in a myriad of mellow pastel colors, Levy’s Pastel Leather guitar straps deliver both eye-catching aesthetics and superior shoulder comfort during long gigs and studio sessions. These striking straps boast a premium leather construction that’s built to last the long haul — no surprise, as each and every Levy’s Pastel Leather strap is hand-crafted in Nova Scotia, Canada. Guitarists particularly appreciate how accommodating the Pastel Leather Guitar strap is for guitarists of all stripes, offering a 44–52-inch adjustment range and 2.5-inch width to comfortably sit on any shoulder. Outfit your favorite instrument with a touch of captivating color with Levy’s Pastel Leather guitar straps!

Levy’s: a history of crafting amazing straps

From the company’s beginnings in Nova Scotia in 1973, Levy’s Leathers has grown to become one of the leading guitar strap makers in the world. With premium leather straps as well as models made from vinyl, fabric, faux fur, and polyester, Levy’s has attracted an all-star roster of fans and endorsers. Users such as John Sebastian, Tony Levin, Ozzy Osbourne’s bassist Blasko, Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger, and members of George Strait’s band all attest to the appeal and durability of Levy’s straps!

Features

  • Premium build consists of comfortable 2.5-inch-wide garment leather
  • Adjustable between 44–52 inches to accommodate players of all sizes
  • Soothing and mellow pastel colors are sure to make a stunning statement
  • Proudly handcrafted in Nova Scotia, Canada

Specifications

  • Material: Garment Leather
  • Color: Salmon
  • Width: 2.5"
  • Min Length: 44"
  • Max Length: 52"
  • Pattern: Plain
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