Ernie Ball Jacquard Guitar Strap, Black and White Checkered

Ernie Ball Jacquard Guitar Strap, Black and White Checkered

Marsoni

M251S

$21.95

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Ernie Ball Jacquard Guitar Strap, Black and White CheckeredThe Jacquard Guitar Strap from Ernie Ball is their world famous polypropylene strap with an attractive Jacquard weave pattern on top. The polypro webbing does not bleed or stretch and the leather end tabs are securely machine stitched. Can be adjusted from 41" to an extra long 72". This Ernie Ball Jacquard Guitar Strap comes in a classic Black and White Checkered pattern.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012