Levys 5 CM FABRIC WITH HOOTENANY MOTIFS POLYPROPYLENE BACK - DESIGN 013
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A Textile Strap Designed for Everyday Playing
The Levys DGN 013 is a woven fabric guitar strap designed to accompany both electric and acoustic guitars, whether in rehearsal or on stage. Its Hootenany pattern provides a distinctive visual signature, while its polypropylene back ensures good grip on clothing, without a "slippery" sensation.
With its 5 cm width, it helps better distribute the instrument's weight, which is appreciated during extended sets. Thanks to its adjustment up to 160 cm, you can play high for precise positioning or lower for a more rock style, all while maintaining a stable feel.
Technical specifications
| Type | woven strap |
| Pattern | Hootenany |
| Design | 013 (DGN 013) |
| Width | 5 cm |
| Length | adjustable up to 160 cm |
| Back | polypropylene |
| Manufacturing | handmade in Nova Scotia, Canada |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Levys DGN 013 strap suitable for an acoustic guitar?
This woven strap is designed to be used with both acoustic and electric guitars. Its 5 cm width helps distribute the instrument's weight.
What is the maximum length of the Hootenany DGN 013 strap?
The length is adjustable up to 160 cm. This adjustment allows the playing height to be customized according to preference.
Does the back of the strap slip on clothing?
The back is made of polypropylene, a material that provides grip on clothing. The strap is designed to maintain a stable feel during play.
What is the width of this Levys guitar strap?
The stated width is 5 cm.
Where is the Levys strap with the Hootenany pattern made?
It is handmade in Nova Scotia, Canada. The referenced design is 013, identified as DGN 013. Its Hootenany pattern defines its visual appearance.
