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Arrives
Sunday, Jul 5
Style: Cliplock
Color: Green Universe
Features
- Strap length adjusts from 43.5 to 63.5 inches (110 - 116cm)
- Width: 2 inches (5cm)
- Microfiber with ClipLock ends
Description
Steve Vai helped pioneer DiMarzio ClipLock Quick Release Guitar Straps, and has used them for over twenty years. Naturally, we were delighted and honored when Steve agreed to collaborate with us to produce the signature Steve Vai ClipLock Guitar Straps. The Green Universe design features an immediately recognizable swirl pattern, inspired by Steve’s signature Ibanez Anniversary Universe 7-string guitar.
Brand Name: DiMarzio
Item Weight: 20 Grams
Global Trade Identification Number: 82
UPC: 663334046382
Compatible Devices: guitars
Age Range Description: 18+
Manufacturer Part Number: DD2241
Style Number: DD2241
Manufacturer: DiMarzio
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: Guitar Strap
Color: Green Universe
Style Name: Cliplock
Pattern: Striped
Occasion Type: Work
Item Dimensions: 8.75 x 4 x 2 inches
Material Type: Plastic,Brass
Fastener Type: ClipLock
Garment Size Country: United States
Size: 5 cm
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Style: Cliplock
Color: Black
Best strap I’ve owned and comfortable!
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026 by Mike
Style: Cliplock
Color: Green Universe
These strap locks are great! They're comfortable, and they installed very easily. On the plus side, they look great, but this isn't going to be for everyone. They look awesome on my seafoam green guitar and accentuate the colour very well. The neon really stands out, more so than the other (blue) variant of the Steve Vai ClipLocks. I have that one as well, on a white guitar, and it looks great. As for comfort, these aren't bad. They're made of high quality microfiber in the USA and they feel very soft. As for durability, i've thrown guitars over my shoulder with these (properly) installed and they come back every time, no damage, but I must say I don't recommend doing it! If you're in need of a strong, but flashy strap, look no further. Some guys are happy with their Levy's leather straps playing their Strats in the corner, and that's fine. Those guys can solo circles around almost everybody, anyway. But for the player who needs a little extra "pizzazz," this strap is an easy way to achieve just that. Hope this helps!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2016 by Peter Haight
Style: Cliplock
Color: White
There’s not much to dislike about this strap, the only thing you may not like is switching out the strap mounts, (it’s what I call them). It’s not a hard process, it’s very quick but you may not like that depending on who you are. But I find these as amazing straps due to the fact you can take them off easily with a click, you can change the height easily, it’s super easy to move it around but it stays in place when you want it to be when wearing and it’s very lightweight. I was never a fan of regular guitar straps because they were bulky, ugly or didn’t feel very comfortable. You’d buy a $50 strap and still risk having it fall off and damaging your instrument. So these are, in my opinion, the best option for a secure and fashionable guitar strap.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2020 by Jose Martinez
Style: Cliplock
Color: White
Excelente
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by Anthoni Sanchez Soriano
Style: Cliplock
Color: Black
I have one of these on my old touring bass. I used it very heavily for nearly two decades and it worked perfectly. They are my go-to strap and are the highest quality and most rugged and reliable tour-worthy strap that I have ever come across. I highly, highly recommend them.
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by Gopal Metro
Style: Modern
Color: Red
The only straps I ever buy glad they always have a color to match my guitars
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2026 by Wes W.
Style: Cliplock
Color: Black
I love these straps. I have them installed on all of my guitars. After a Dunlop lock failure, I decided to change over. Our band's drummer and guitarist both used and recommened these straps so I gave them a chance. They are amazing, much more comfortable then one of those bulky, heavy leather straps and just as strong. I was worried that the plastic clips wouldn't hold up, but they do. I feel 100% secure that my guitar will not fall. They look good as well and they are easily adjustable. My transmitter pack slid on with ease and I was ready to go. A lot of bands I have seen on the road use these straps. I didn't rate these straps 5 stars however, because of a few reasons: 1- I play heavy guitars, I was concerned about the screws that came with the straps. For a standard, lightweight guitar they may be fine, but for say a Gibson, or my Agile Intrepid Pro, I wanted more security. I took a slighty wider and longer screw than provided, covered it and filled the install hole with epoxy, and drilled it in. It holds incredible, its NOT coming out now for sure. 2- I use the black, white, and blue colors. They discolor very easily. Through sweat, dirt, and cigarette smoke, they eventually start to look nasty. I would suggest going with the black for this reason. 3- I put my confidence in these straps 100%, but I wouldn't start doing guitar swings with them. Its just a plastic clip, and anything can fail. I've seen guys electrical/duct tape the clips for extra support and they've all been able to get away with swinging their guitars around, but personally I choose to play it safe (as I lost my best guitar to a failed straplock during a spin). All DiMarzio products are incredible. If you want something light and comfy that looks sleek and will keep your guitar protected, I highly suggest these straps.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2011 by thePost
Style: Cliplock
Color: Black
I play in a band that has been together for about two years now and we've played shows all over Florida and therefore our gear takes quite a punishment. I used to use common straps that slipped over the knobs on the guitar but when the strap kept coming off during shows when i would move around I looked into a locking strap. I came across this strap and decided to buy it. I've had the same strap for almost a year now and it has never come off during a show, even when I throw the guitar around a bit. This strap is great for the casual guitarist and touring band member alike. I would highly recommend this strap to anyone who is looking for a dependable strap that has the durability and strength to hold up to touring or just everyday use.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2011 by Chris Ricard