ZEALUX Ukulele Strap Comfortable Cotton Linen & Leather Adjustable Uke Shoulder Strap Suit For All Ukulele & Little Gruitar (Cotton Brown)

Had been struggling with my baritone ukulele, holding the neck and fingering properly. Mine doesn't have a button on the bottom, but I looked inside and there was a chunk of wood that would be suitable for screwing into. Decided it would be easy enough, drilled a pilot hole and installed with ease, using a drop of wood glue on the threads for a little extra security.The leather feels pretty cheap, might even be plastic but all in all, it suits my needs just perfectly. Have made faster progress and feel more confident in the last three weeks compared the previous years of dabbling in and off.

I really like this strap. It's perfect for ukuleles because it's light, very comfortable, has a color and texture that complements almost any ukulele wood or finish, it's inexpensive and well-built.The leather ends are well-sewn, and importantly, not too thick that they won't work with leather headstock adapters. I build cigar box ukuleles, and every one of them goes out the door with one of these straps.

I just got mine in the mail and love the softness of the fabric! The leather parts are a bit thin but for the price, still happy! My only recommendation to the company is letting us know what size drill bit to use when pre-drilling the hole for the screw to instal the strap button ☺️💕 (for those of us not versed in drill use and pre-drilling for a screw)Can't wait to use it! I'll update my review after I get this installed!****UPDATE****Ok, I had no idea ukuleles are made of realllllly thin would on the ends, and not much thicker wood on the face and back. The drill bit went in fine but when I used the packaged screw that's came with the strap, it broke/wollered out the hole so the strap button is not staying in. The strap didn't come with any directions to where to install the hardware on the ukulele 😞🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ So now I have a hole in the end of my ukulele and I'm trying to figure out what to do next. YIKES.

I would not use this on a heavier instrument because the leather ends my not hold up to the challenge, however for 8 bucks this thing is Perfect for the Ukulele. Is soft, thin, and lightweight. and it matches my Ukulele perfectly. I added a stock photo of the Ukulele I own. I do not have a picture of my actual one to add at this time.Well worth the price!!

Nice design but the "fabric" is polyester, not linen. The "leather" isn't real either but is actually vinyl. If you're looking for a simple cheap strap, this is a good option. If you're looking for authentic and natural materials, this is too good to be true and is not the one.

I needed a couple or straps for my ukes. These straps were not overwhelming in size and were exactly what I needed to do the job. I can not say the ends of the strap were leather, but looked more like a plastic. For the price, they do the job and are comfortable and light weight and fit the uke perfectly.

The leather straps at the ends are fake but everything on it's really sturdy. It's a pretty thick fabric that will hopefully hold up for years to come. Overall, was a really good purchase.

I like this for my style of playing but a friend noted that the denim tends to scuff her neck, so probably the denim material is not best for ladies. But fine for me.

Two of these have been adapted to form a Harness that Holds my iPhone in the centre of my chest while carrying my Keys, Bus Pass, etc., on my Hip. The construction is such that nothing can shift position even during activities such a brisk cycling.It is comfortable [even directly in contact with my skin] and practical and is worn under a Cycling Jacket or Jersey or othe more usual outer wear.

It's narrower than a guitar strap, made from a comfortable cotton/hessian kinda material with good quality leather style ends. Comes with a shoe lace to attach at the neck which does the job perfectly well but I prefer to use a proper strap hook.I've bought 3 of these now and will probably be back for more. Can't have too many ukes, can you :-)

Got this for a baritone uke. It's great. Looks good. I'm 6'4" big guy and it holds the uke at a perfect height for me (just under the rib cage) let out to its longest length adjustment. If you don't have a strap button, most ukes don't, one is included. You just need to drill a small guide hole for the screw. (Right in the middle where you would expect.)

For me this is the perfect strap for uke. I tried the tie at the head end but I find it annoying. I have bought some Gibson strap buttons which a a bit smaller and neater. One fitted at the heel has done the trick.

Mega easy to fit once I found the tiny drill I needed. I'd already checked my uke internally to ensure there was a wooden block piece at the bottom for the little fitment to screw into. Took all of 5 minutes and I was up and running. The strap looks well made and has plenty of adjustment in it.

I chose this strap over many others because it was made of a canvas material and not PVC. The strap is a good length and easily adjusted to the right length for me, I'm 5' 10" tall.The button was easily fitted to the uke . I put masking tape on the body and marked the centre where I wanted the hole and used a 2mm drill to make a small starter hole. Do this slowly and you shouldn't have any trouble doing it. The screw supplied secures the button.One note, the strap ends are PVC and not leather as in the description.The strap isn't bulky and fits into my carry bag with the uke.

For the money, this strap is excellent. Not too fussy design. Includes strap button & screw. It does the job. The strap button & screw is too small for a guitar in my estimation, great for uke though. Using a strap should improve your playing, as you can hold the instrumet properly, by pulling against the strap a little. Keep practising!

To be honest I've had this strap for over a year and was too scared to drill into my ukulele to attach it! However, I've just started up ukulele lessons next door to a musical instrument shop and the owner kindly attached it for me. It's a really nice strap - feels solid but comfortable around the shoulder. Looking forward to many days of this around me.

I didn't expect much to be honest so I was surprised at how good this turned out to be.Decent quality strap, and reasonably good attachment.Better than it has any right being at this price.

This little company always provide excellent quality products are reliable and very friendly, used before and certainly will continue to do so

The product is very good indeed. May I suggest that you include 2 strap studs with this product, one of which should be eliptical in shape, the tie strings are a bit untidy. perhaps you will send me one of the latter studs, (eliptical) ?? all in all, very pleased and i had next day delivery. well done.

Using the strap enabled me to play with more confidence and speed and stopped my arms from aching. The strap is very easily adjusted. Very pleased.

I bought this strap for my sons 3/4 guitar and it fits very well. The installation of the button was easy and he can adjust the strap to just the right length.

This brand, of which I now have 2 examples, will be getting further orders from me. I liked the little extras I found in the packages.

I'll be honest, I was not expecting this to be as nice as it ended up being! It came, I had a quick look and even during my first impressions I was impressed. It was also really nice that it came with a pick, not necessary but a lovely little finishing touch. The note from the company was nice too!