I bought this with my new Ibanez and it goes perfect with it. I had another one (Planet Waves/same company as this one) and it has fallen apart but this one is nice and sturdy and comes with a pick holder too. I bought the rainforest graphic and it is perfect. If your looking for a good strap your wait is over. Planet waves is a good brand!

I bought the jamaican strap because i play alot of reggae. Its very confortable. Doesn't need strap locks. Overall pretty good strap for the price. One complaint is that it didnt come with the built in pick pocket and free pick like advertised. Works great, not happy because it didnt come as advertised.

Not all of the straps in this series are constructed in the same way. The more elaborate designs are simply stock black straps with embroidered ribbon attached with a very flimsy zigzag stitching at the edges. After a few weeks of use, this stitching began to unravel on mine.

Not a great strap.

Let Me start off by saying... THIS IS THE BEST STRAP U WILL EVER BUY! I got mine in red celtic because i play a lot thrash metal and i thought it looked kind of evil in the design and it matched my metallic red squier strat. the padding is nice and soft and very thick. It never pops off the strap buttons (no strap locks needed)and never puts any uncomfortable pressure on my neck or shoulder. All-in-all an amazing strap will never buy any thing other than a PW again.

so giving it a 5 for features feels weird, but i guess you could argue that aesthetics are a feature. these straps are amazing. i got the Jamaica one, and i have had almost no problems. the only complaint, is that its starting to wear down (the leather that is). thats probably just me as i move around a lot when i play which jostles it around. all in all, i would say to buy this strap. its a bit expensive, but its worth it.