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🎸 Lock in your vibe, not your tools!
Blulu’s 12-piece silicone guitar strap locks offer a universal, tool-free solution to secure your guitar strap across electric, acoustic, and bass guitars. Made from soft, durable silicone, these lightweight locks protect your instrument’s finish while preventing accidental drops. With a high customer rating and top rankings, this value pack is a must-have for every serious guitarist aiming to play with confidence and style.







| Best Sellers Rank | #1,570 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #11 in Guitar Strap Locks |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 2,798 Reviews |
D**H
Good inexpensive solution
They are just the right "tight" and work well
A**R
Good quality
Been using these for a week, seem to be good quality and confident they will last and hold the strap. Good value for the money.
S**R
Surpisingly secure and firm
They work really well for how simple they are; quite firm but just flexible enough to fit around the strap buttons. Haven't had an incident yet.
B**Y
Pro's and Con's
There are two main types of strap locks. This kind and the Dunlop kind. Both have their pro's and con's. This kind is easy to put on. I had a bit of trouble on an older Ibanez Iceman bass where the guitar strap button was not as long as it should be, and I had to get a screw driver to pry this strap lock ring under the button. But on my BC rich bass, it was very easy to put this strap lock on the guitar strap button. The problem occurs if you're a musician that leaves your house with your guitar. You have to undo these strap locks every time you put your guitar in it's case. What a giant hassle. If you play in a band like me and have to bring your guitar to and from practice and to and from gigs, this gets very old very fast. So that's the con. And for me, it's a very big con as a working musician. The pro is that, unlike the Dunlop style straplocks you can don't have to replace the guitar strap button with the Dunlop strap button, which leaves your guitar in it's original condition with the original hardware. With the Dunlop style straplocks, you need to replace the original guitar button with the Dunlop straplock button. This is not ideal, but ok. But the huge benefit is that if I want to remove my strap to load my guitar into it's case, I push a button and off pops the strap. Easy Peasy. Everyone will have their own preferences. This is just mine. I'm still mixed about it. I like not having to replace the guitar strap button, but I hate having to take off this kind of strap lock on every guitar that I want to bring to practice or to a gig. So choose which style is best for you.
S**D
My Preferred Strap Lock
These work perfectly. They are a less invasive and less expensive way to keep your strap secured to your guitar.
L**K
Everyone should some form of strap lock
These fit exactly and work beautifully. Everyone should insist on adding this level of security!
M**I
Pretty much the same as the name brand ones except not overpriced
These are essentially identical to the ones sold at a higher price by name brands. Buy these instead. I have them on multiple guitars and they work just as well.
C**S
These work great and are easy to use.
These work great and are easy to use. So much better than the old "strap locks" because you can swap these out super quick and easy. I have used them on stage and have never had a strap come off.
A**3
Not Good
The item is too hard to manipulate with a very tight opening.
C**N
Utile senza troppa spesa
Utilizzavo anelli di plastica eccentrici che ogni tanto saltavano via per tenere ferma la cinghia. Questi anellini di gomma sembrano piu' stabili con una spesa minore
D**S
Had a metal one fail. These don’t.
Cheap enough that when they west out I can just put a new one on. No more fancy metal ones for me.
T**K
Plastik
Gute dinger
M**F
Works well, Inexpensive.
Very easy to use, works well, adds basically zero weight or bulk, doesn't alter the look of your bass or strap, inexpensive. Whats not to like?
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