Three holders, six picks in them
YJRNTY 30F6052185
A two-inch polypropylene strap with three pick holders and six picks already in the packet, adjusting from 35 to 56 inches — the shortest range on this shelf, and the one that fits a child.
Specifications
- Length
- 35 to 56 in — 89 to 142 cm (35 to 55.9 in). The shortest maximum on this shelf; its 35 in minimum ties with one other strap here as the lowest, which is what fits a child (maker’s bullet)
- Width
- 2 in polypropylene, stated for even weight distribution and to reduce shoulder fatigue (maker’s bullet)
- Pick holders
- Three (from the title)
- Picks included
- Six, at 0.71 mm (0.03 in). The only strap on this shelf that arrives with picks in it — the other dedicated strap here states twice that picks are not included (maker’s bullet)
- Stated fit
- Acoustic, electric and bass guitars, and ukuleles (maker’s bullet)
- Ends
- YJRNTY puts nothing in writing on this — no leather, no material of any kind, for the two points where a strap fails. Two straps on this shelf state leather ends
- Load rating
- YJRNTY puts nothing in writing on this. No strap on this shelf publishes a load or a breaking strength
- Manufacturer reference
- 30F6052185
- Weight
- 54 g (1.9 oz) in the product record
- Amazon reference
- B0HGL1QH5P
- EAN
- 6273828764858
Two-inch polypropylene. 35 to 56 inches. Three pick holders, with six picks at 0.71 mm already in the packet. Stated for acoustic, electric and bass guitars and ukuleles.
Two things set it apart on this shelf, and the first is the short end of the range. Thirty-five inches is a child or a smaller adult — the other dedicated strap here starts at 41, which is already too long for a young player before anything is adjusted. Between the two of them the shelf covers 35 to 72 inches, and neither strap covers the other’s case: at 56 inches this one stops where a low-slung bass begins.
The second is that the picks are in it. Six, at a published 0.71 mm (0.03 in), in three holders. The other strap on this shelf states twice that picks are not included, which is the normal arrangement — a strap with a holder and nothing to hold. Arriving ready to use is the difference between an accessory and a solved problem, particularly as a first strap.
0.71 mm is the most defensible single gauge there is, and it appears three times on this shelf: here, in the strap-block set, and as one of four in the Stage Rocker box. It flexes enough to strum without fighting the strings and stays stiff enough to pick out one note. The shelf’s own reasoning still applies — flexible for rhythm, stiff for leads, many players use both — so six of one gauge is a starting point, and the two twelve-pick packs here are how the question gets settled.
Two inches of polypropylene is the standard width, stated for even weight distribution. Nothing unusual, and nothing wrong with it.
What is missing is the part that breaks. Nothing is published about the ends — not leather, not material of any kind — and the ends are where a strap fails, because that is where the button goes through and takes the whole weight of the instrument. Two straps on this shelf state leather ends; this one is silent. On a strap carrying a bass, that silence is the specification a buyer would most want filled.
No load rating either, though no strap on this shelf publishes one. And there was no live offer when this page was built, so there is no price here to set against the rest of the shelf.
The product record gives 54 g (1.9 oz).
Availability
Catalogued and unsold: the American Amazon shop lists the reference with nobody behind it.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
