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UKULELE & MANDOLINE STRAPS
UKULELE STRAP Collection, straps for ukulele and also many of them suitable for mandolin and small strings instruments, made in Spain 100% are made from the best materials.
For their special width 1'5 cm and 2,5 cm and the adjustable length, these straps are perfect for this instrument. Ukulele straps and mandolin straps can make playing the ukulele standing up much more comfortable. They also aesthetically help to show off the beauty of your instrument. Our ukulele straps are like the well-known neck straps, which you simply hook one end to the mouth of the ukulele and the other end to the neck of the player. Also the dual-hook strap allows you to connect the ukulele with both hooks, thus allowing the instrument to be suspended without having to hold it with your hands to prevent it from falling.
We also have a vegan version of the neck ukulele strap,
Check the characteristics in each product.
For someone who plays for hours on end on their feet or just for a while, a ukulele strap is a must, but the question always arises, which ukulele strap is right for my instrument? At RightOn!, you can find different ukulele straps or ukulele shoulder straps.
First, you need to know whether your instrument has pins to attach a strap to it, if it does, practically any short strap will do, and it's not necessary for the strap to be very padded, it's not necessary, it is not necessary because ukuleles or mandolins are much lighter instruments than a bass or a guitar.
If your ukulele doesn't have the pins for attaching the strap, you can choose to attach the strap with a "hook" strap or a "dual hook" strap. The difference between a single hook and a dual hook strap is that the single hook strap is looped through the neck of the player and the hook end is hooked into the sound hole of the ukulele. In the Dual Hook version, both hooks go to the sound hole of the ukulele, and it is not necessary to hold the instrument in your hand to prevent it from falling, as it is suspended without falling, which would not be the case with the single hook ukulele strap that you need to hold the ukulele with at least one hand to keep it from falling.
