Dunlop STRAPLOK DUAL DESIGN BLACK (SET OF 2)
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Jim Dunlop
https://www.jimdunlop.com
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A Simple Solution to Prevent Guitar Falls
A strap that comes loose at the wrong moment is the kind of accident you never forget. The Jim Dunlop STRAPLOK Dual Design was created to eliminate this risk by securely locking the strap to the guitar. The result: you move freely, play more relaxed, and your instrument stays safe.
This model is especially suitable for acoustic guitarists who alternate between sitting and standing playing, concerts, rehearsals, or studio sessions, and who want a stable attachment without complicating their setup. The black finish easily blends with most aesthetics, from traditional to modern.
Technical specifications
| Category | Strap buckle | Color | Black |
| Instrument | Bass, guitar | ||
| Product | security strap lock | Quantity | set of 2 |
| Model | STRAPLOK Dual Design | Use | strap retention and locking for guitar |
| Color / finish | black | ||
Questions frequently asked
Compatible with an acoustic guitar?
This strap lock is suitable for acoustic instruments.
What is included in the set of 2?
The packaging is advertised as a set of 2. It corresponds to the STRAPLOK Dual Design security strap lock model.
Does the Dunlop Straplok Dual Design securely hold the strap?
The STRAPLOK system is designed to keep the strap locked to the guitar. This fastening minimizes the risk of the strap detaching during playing. The specified reference is STRAPLOK Dual Design.
What is the color of this Dunlop strap lock?
The finish is black. This Black version fits both traditional and modern aesthetics.
Is it suitable for rehearsals and concerts?
Designed for acoustic guitarists, this model supports transitions between sitting and standing play. It is intended for concerts, rehearsals, and studio sessions.



