D'Addario Accessories Elliptical End Pins, Black

The media could not be loaded. These knobs really don’t need any reviews. I wouldn’t trust my guitar with any other strap knobs. Hands down, there’s no better strap knobs available!!!

I love these strap pins. Super durable and really slick looking. The shape of these actually makes it easier to get your strap on the button but harder for this drop to come off accidentally. Great build quality. Comes with two different size screws.

I chose these over the more typical strap buttons because of their shape. Not only do they look cooler than normal strap buttons, but they are more secure because they are turned at a right angle to the hole in the strap when playing the guitar and there’s no way they can accidentally come out. I put these on my Chapman ML1 Pro guitar.

Nice looking pins for guiter or ukelele strap. Need to drill instrument to install. Screws are soft.

If your strap end is stiff, you may find these a pain to get on and off, but they hold great and look fabulous, I use rubber strap lock washers anyway and each guitar has a dedicated strap that stays on for the most part, so I only have to struggle with them once. They hold so well that id have to say that the strap locks I use are probably unnecessary unless the strap end is just so loose it falls off. I use them anyway but I love these also for the cool look, I have them in black, gold , and chrome

Reasonably priced, quick delivery, exactly what I needed.

These are very attractive, easy to use and inexpensive. Probably my standard end pins for new builds now.

I've had 3 sets of straplocks fail me over the years. 2 sets of schallers and one set of the dunlops and another dunlop strap lock had the ball bearings seize up and refuse to go into the hole on the guitar's strap peg.Enough is enough.My uncle's old ibanez road star guitar had these cool boomerang shaped strap pegs that made it easy to get the strap on but nearly impossible for it to accidentally rotate or get pulled off. These elliptical pins mimic this design so that you can easily slip the strap on but as I've discovered after a few gigs now, getting the strap to rotate to the perfect angle necessary for it to slip off is HARD.If you orient the peg on the back of the instrument so that the points of the pin are facing the front and rear surfaces of the instrument, if you pick up the guitar and the rear part of the strap is in that wierd folded upside down (you know what I'm talking about) position, the strap can't get around the pin so it stays secure.HOWEVER, if you have the pin oriented so that the pointy edges are pointing down at the floor and up at you when you've got the guitar in your hands, you can see how the strap hole could easily poke through and fall off. So make sure you orient these pins so that the pointy ends are not facing towards you/the floor.