Long Hollow Leather Pinnacle Supple Milled
Please note—the "brown" version of this strap is a dark brown. The "chestnut" is the lighter brown you see pictured to the left.
If you're like me, the last part of your gear you think about is your strap. When I get up onstage, I'm thinking about sound check, tuning, and my songlist, and I just kind of throw on whatever strap is available. But when you're playing for several hours, it becomes painfully evident if you have a lousy guitar strap.
Well, a few years back, Bruce Adolph handed me a Long Hollow Leather strap, and despite its apparently simple design, I immediately noticed it was the most comfortable guitar strap I had ever slung over my shoulder. Also, the wide part of the strap actually reached up and over my shoulder—I'm 6'6", and this is a rarity. Needless to say, I was immediately impressed with these straps, and after several hours with a bass guitar hanging off one, I realized what I had been missing all along. If you're tired of your ratty old nylon strap and are looking for a high-quality, comfortable strap, I cannot recommend these highly enough.
The Pinnacle Supple Milled is Long Hollow's top strap. It features more stitching than any other model, and its leather is as supple as the Softy. It comes in a thicker cut than the Softy, however, and is lined with an extra layer of particularly smooth leather.