$219.13

• 4 inch wide (100mm) deluxe leather strap

• Triple-padded for long lasting comfort

• Full grain naturally-tanned  leather

• Can be used with any bass or guitar

The Pinegrove BS66 heavyweight leather bass guitar strap is a full 95mm wide (nearly 4 inches) and 15mm thick (over half an inch).  It is hand built for maximum comfort, so you'll never get a sore shoulder from long gigs and rehearsals.  Three layers of foam and wadding take the strain of a heavy instrument.   These are wrapped up in thick suede or soft leather to create a thick "rolled edge", so creating a soft cushion against your neck.

On the top side is soft, luxurious vegetable-tanned leather with a completely natural grain pattern.  This leather is 5oz weight, 2mm thick and tanned in Tuscany, Italy, using techniques dating back hundreds of years.  After tanning, the leather has been softened in rotating drums with a mixture of fresh oils and waxes to produce its soft buttery feel and distinctive leather aroma.

The strap has a standard interweave adjustment tailpiece with 8 slots, giving a long adjustment range. See the options. The pin holes are a standard 8mm (3/8") wide. Add a note to your order if you require larger pin holes for strap locks.

Can be used with any guitar or bass guitar, electric and acoustic. 

• Comes in a cotton gift bag with a free gift - see options

• For other colours, please see web site or just ask

• Designed and hand-built in our own workshop in Shropshire, England

• Rod's guarantee: If you don't love it, send it back! All costs refunded

Tech spec:

Strap width: 4" (100mm)

Strap length: See options

Weight: 400g (16oz) approx

About Natural Leather (Items marked NT or VT)

Natural leather (AKA vegetable-tanned leather) has been made in the traditional way dating back hundreds of years.  This artisan craft uses natural tannin-rich plant extracts such as from oak bark.  It produces the most luxurious leather, but is slow and expensive. Pinegrove's natural leather then goes through a softening process, where the leather is tumbled in rotating drums with organic waxes and oils. This also enhances the leather's natural grain.

The colours and textures available in natural leather are often limited, so we use other leathers too.  These are always high quality leather, and usually full-grain. Some have an applied finish which we cannot source in natural leather. Examples are mock-croc (cowhide debossed with a crocodile-skin effect), nubuck and some leathers with an antique/relic effect.

See The Leather in our About pages for more details.