Righton Straplock

A rubber "strap lock" for guitars is a locking system designed to securely attach the strap to the instrument during performance. Instead of using a traditional metal locking mechanism, such as a strap button and pin, this system employs a rubber piece that fits between the strap button or pin and the strap hole on the guitar. The rubber is strong enough to prevent accidental detachment but flexible enough to allow the musician to easily remove the strap when needed. This type of system is popular among players seeking a more affordable and less intrusive locking solution compared to traditional metal systems. Rubber safety clips do not deform or crack, as they are made from high-quality materials and have undergone quality control tests to ensure durability and high effectiveness. **About Righton Straps** Antonio Gil Carrió is the founder of a pioneering brand known worldwide for its innovative strap models and styles. In 2009, he was asked to create a collection of guitar straps that would stand out in terms of design and quality from all others on the market. Meeting customer expectations, in 2012, they decided to develop new collections and launch their own line of guitar straps.