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Carrying Strap for Percussion Instruments!
With the XDrum Djembe Strap, you’re no longer tied to one spot. Slip it on quickly, hook your drum and you’re ready to go!
Robust Quality
The cross strap made of durable polyester is sewn with especially tear-resistant stitching. The 6.5 cm wide straps can be continuously adjusted from 45 to 92 cm in length (measured from shoulder to carabiner), making the strap very flexible to fit body size and circumference as well as drum size.
Suitable for Many Percussion Instruments
Using the two carabiners, the djembe (or other instrument) is hooked in, allowing you to play standing or walking.
Pro Version with Additional Support
A 10 cm wide padded strap at the lumbar spine level helps distribute the instrument’s weight across the entire back, relieving the shoulder strap.
Full Freedom of Movement While Drumming!
Features
- Shoulder strap for carrying djembes
- Made of durable polyester
- 2 carabiner hooks
- Adjustable length from 45 to 92 cm
- Shoulder strap width: 6.5 cm
- Additional strap relieves shoulder strap
- Cross strap width: 10 cm
- Tear-resistant seams
- Weight approx. 300 g
- Color: black
Scope of delivery
- 1 x XDrum Djembe Strap Pro Black
Specification
- Product number 00057525
- Colour Black
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A real relief when playing. Purchase recommendation.
Questions about product
Question by Florito on 10.01.2022
Can you hook a snare in there and carry it along ?
Answer by Musikhaus Kirstein:
Unfortunately, the strap only offers limited support for a snare. But yes - in principle you can hook a snare and carry it along.