D'Addario Accessories D'Addario Elliptical End Pins, Gold, Large

These strap pins are fantastic! We have installed these on multiple bass guitars in our home. We've got gold and we've got black. They come with two different sized screws.

My guitar doesn’t fall out of the strap anymore

Fine, keeps strap from slipping off, unlike Clapton's at The Last Waltz

This strap pins are first very pretty! Rich gold plating looks great and almost is too good to be around the cheap off brand plating on the guitar!These pins are incredibly useful for stiff, stubborn strap holes that would normally break your nails and rip your prints off! When installed properly, standing position locks the strap in place and seated allows you to take it off, very handy!Not every guitar needs a steel quick release strap, for those that just want simple elegance, this is it!

These are nice upgrade for my nylon string guitar that only had an endpin peg to hook the strap and use the string to attach the other end to the headstock. Upgraded the strap and didn't want to ruin it so I purchased these buttons and sure glad I went with these as they are both stylishly different and functional, Love how they looked on my guitar that I decided to put them on my Ukulele as well. I did pre-drill the holes to ensure a clean install, process was so easy even your grandma can do it.. Lol! Seriously, no issues whatsoever as these are as the title stated above super duper nice. I included pics for reference. Definitely would buy again if ever needed to upgrade my other guitar strap buttons. Excellent buy.

What is good about these is that they require no drilling. It comes with two sets of strong screws (you pick it based on thickness). If the original screws are only slightly longer, I use the new screws, if they originals are much longer and do not fit too loose in the new hardware, I use the originals, though the shorter screws might really be fine. If the body is of a softer wood I would stick with the longer ones if OK and hole not striped. I also use the rubber washers which I think is important, When on the guitar the wide part is perpendicular to the strap slit so it is hard for the strap slip off. What this product does not do it is protect the actual strap ends from wearing out as with Strap-Loks. Strap-Loks are more work to install, need some simple lubricating and cleaning maintenance, protect the strap and also the strap does not run (or runs) less on the guitar. Strap-locs are indeed better and I always used for years, but these do a great job of holding on to a strap in good condition and were fine for a bunch of guitars I had. Using the same strap on the original strap pins my strap would slide off, with these it stays on. So far these do the job very well and cost barely nothing. For players that are very physical jumping all around go with the Strap-Loks, just make sure you put the straps ends on correctly so they don't pop apart. In final, these are a bargain and work fine and are very easy to install.The more I use them the more I see how well they work.

High quality, very attractive, very sturdy.

I'm in the process of restoring my Ibanez AF95. The stock strap buttons felt thin and made of plastic or possibly metal plated. I've used these locking strap buttons on 5 of my guitars. On one other guitar I have a more expensive strap locks from the same company and I'm not happy with it. So I'll most likely replace is with this style. It's simple, no extra bulky locking pieces. The feel like well made solid metal.