Best Saxophone Neck Strap

November 03, 2009
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Saxophones are weighted differently than Bass Clarinets and Bassoons (who also use neck straps) so the Saxophone requires a certain kind of neck strap.  Now, there will be some overlapping in goodness between the Saxophone and other woodwinds, but there are a few Neck Straps that are "Saxophone-perfect".  Let's take a look...
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DeJacques Ultra Saxophone Strap

Why it's best: For my money this is the best neck strap ever invented.  Period.  It features technology that you don't find on any other strap, materials you don't find on other straps, and durability you don't find with any other strap. The deJacques Saxophone S...read full review



Why it's a best pick: BG comes into the list with a leather Sax Strap that offers comfort and the second best slider on the market. The BG Leather Sax Strap is covered in leather and has fabric backing that makes contact with your neck.  So, you get the comfort of the fabric a... read full review

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Why it's a best pick: If you're the kind of person who needs a little more comfort, a little more padding, a little more security on your neck then you might want to tune in to the Neotech Soft Strap.  Neotech's Soft Strap has the most padding in the industry and it "pillows" your ... read full review

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Why it's a best pick: Ray Hyman Straps are the simplest of straps but they pack a big punch and provide security and ease of use.  The Hyman Sax Straps are sleek and subtle but they are durable and stable.  The Hyman Sax Strap is made of a polyester/nylon blend that is very strong and s... read full review

Why it's a best pick: Rico rounds out the list by mimicking our #1 strap as closely as possible. Rico Sax Straps (formerly Planet Waves) offer a soft and silky fabric on your neck, a think and light cord, an easy-to-use slider, and a tortuously curving hook that keeps your Sax secure.
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