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Basiner Unveils the Acme Strap Vitalgrip

Basiner Unveils the Acme Strap Vitalgrip

Aimed to improve comfort and security during long hours of play, Basiner's new ACME Strap is designed to offer the highest level of comfort and security.


ACME STRAP features the patented design VITALGRIP, a built-in locking mechanism to grip your guitar firmly without any alteration or additional hardware. Basiner also built a new function, the REV SYSTEM, to reverse the VITALGRIP for different orientations of the strap pins.

In addition to securely holding your instrument, the strap is made of comfortable neoprene with a padded inner core makes your shoulder feel relaxed.

With the combination of those thoughtful features, ACME STRAP makes it easy to comfortably play for during long hours, so you can focus on the music, no distractions.

Available in 3 sizes (Regular/Long/Slim) and 4 colors (Charcoal Grey/Midnight Black/Ocean Blue/Rust Brown/Black Camo).

Features

  • VITALGRIP securely grips your guitar.
  • REV SYSTEM allows VITALGRIP to engage the backside strap pin perfectly.
  • Uniquely durable fabric.
  • Comfortable neoprene with padded inner core for long-wearing comfort.
  • High quality seatbelt grade webbing.
  • Easy-adjust high-tensile buckles.
  • Quadruple layer end panels withstand frequent use.

ACME STRAP VITALGRIP is available for $50 at retailers worldwide or directly online at basiner.com.

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