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Dunlop

Jim Dunlop J103B Dual Design Straplock - Black

Jim Dunlop J103B Dual Design Straplock - Black

$42.95
$42.95
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Description

The Dunlop Straplok® System is the strap retainer designed with the artist in mind. 360º groove and ball design allows the unit to rotate without catching.
The case hardened steel skin guarantees long life. The same strap can be used with several guitars, as the strap button is interchangeable.

Keep your instrument safe and secure while playing with the Straplok Dual Design Strap Retainer System—the Dual Design version features wide-flanged strap buttons so that you can use it like a regular strap button in a pinch—just slip your strap end over it like normal.

Straplok Dual Design - Nickel

The Long Story

Keep your instrument safe and secure while playing with the Straplok Dual Design Strap Retainer System. For over 30 years, the Straplok Strap Retainer System has been the industry standard—the mechanism works so darn well that we haven’t had to change a thing. The Dual Design version features wide-flanged strap buttons so that you can use it like a regular strap button in a pinch—just slip your strap end over it like normal.

Protect your artistic investment with the Straplok Dual Design Retainer System.

Specifications

  • Four ball lock.
  • Wide flange button.
  • Recessed lock plunger.
  • Tested to 800 lbs.
  • It will not come loose.
  • Complete set of 2 units for instrument and strap.
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  • Shipping

    All orders are processed in store axproximately in 2-3 business days.

    Shipping times vary based on location, availability and courier. Most items arrive in 7-14 business days depending on state.

    Pre-Orders have an extended shipping time which depends on automated supplier estimates.

  • Wood Finish Disclaimer

    Wood is a natural material, and each instrument features its own unique grain, colour, and finish. As a result, the instrument you receive may vary slightly from the images shown. These natural variations are a normal characteristic of real wood and make each instrument unique.

    If you would like to see photos of the exact instrument before purchasing, or inspect an instrument in person, please don't hesitate to contact us or visit us in-store.