Last year, Seattle co ESO made big claims about its "perfect guitar strap" - and now it's brought that ergonomic experience to the low-end.
The ESO bass strap features the same contoured 'S' shape to avoid pressure points and stop cutting into bassist's necks, aided by a high-density foam core.
Elsewhere, two in-seam pick pockets enable players to replace or store plectrums quickly, while reinforced stitching, hand-crafted Brazilian leather end pieces and smooth-stop adjustors round off the spec.
The ESO bass strap is available now in right- and left-handed configurations for $59.99 from ESO Strap.
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