Eagletone GS250 So British
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A "So British" look to personalize your instrument
With the GS250 So British, Eagletone offers a guitar strap that combines style and practicality. The GS range stands out with its varied materials and colors, perfect for matching your strap to the aesthetic of your guitar or bass. The idea is simple: you can change straps according to your mood, your set, or even the instrument you pick up.
Thanks to its 7 cm width, this strap offers a good balance between comfort and stability, especially when playing standing during long sessions. The polyester provides a pleasant feel and good durability with use, while the leather ends ensure a sturdy contact at the strap buttons, allowing you to play confidently in rehearsal, on stage, or at home.
Technical specifications
| Category | strap | Color | Multicolor |
| Materials | polyester | ||
| Strap material | polyester | Width | 7 cm |
| Ends material | leather | Length | from 90 to 150 cm |
Questions frequently asked
What is the adjustable length of the GS250 So British strap?
The length is adjustable from 90 to 150 cm to accommodate different playing positions.
Is the strap suitable for both guitar and bass?
This strap is designed to complement the aesthetic of a guitar or bass. Its leather ends ensure contact at the instrument's strap buttons.
What is the width of this guitar strap?
At 7 cm wide, the strap promotes stable weight distribution during standing play.
What material is the So British strap made of?
The main part is made of polyester, a material known for its durability and pleasant feel. The ends are made of leather. This combination distinguishes the strap at attachment points.
What is the style of the GS250 So British strap?
Its multicolored design adopts a "So British" look intended to personalize the instrument's appearance.
