Bitchstraps Chain Guitar Strap, Burgundy

Description

Bitchstraps began as most things do out of boredom. During a cold winter in Phoenix, AZ, legendary voice talent Jeff Bell decided to rekindle his boyhood love of leather crafting. After sinking excessive amounts of money into tools and leather, it was time to decide what to make. An avid guitar enthusiast, one trip to the guitar store was all it took.One thing became immediately clear. Guitar straps suck. They all suck. They are either gaudy and ineffective, or boring and uncomfortable. The Bitchstrap was born as the lovechild of feminine elegant form, and masculine utilitarian attitude. Luckily, Mr. Bell did not (does not) know how to sew. This led to using rivets and hardware in the designs in place of stitching. Coupled with actual hardware, the straps had a totally unique aesthetic. The concept took shape when a science experiment gone horribly right created the Hi-Hat Holster. This device was a hit with the jam circle (drinking buddies), because it allows the drummer to pull sticks with the left hand. This led to a slew of other holster permutations for capos and slides, and the road pocket.