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MusiCare Pro Axle Strap Support: Pain Relief and Spin-Worthy Performance

The MusiCare Pro Axle Strap Support redistributes instrument weight for unparalleled comfort, letting you play longer and focus on your music

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MusiCare Pro's Axle Strap Support- Pain Relief and Spin-Worthy Performance

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MusiCare Pro, a new gear company, has launched the Axle Strap Support, a unique guitar strap designed to alleviate playing-related pain while offering surprising performance enhancements.

MusiCare Pro Axle Strap Support

Initially conceived as a solution for shoulder and back pain caused by heavy instruments, the Axle Strap Support redistributes the weight to the wearer's belt, providing unparalleled comfort during extended playing sessions. MusiCare Pro states the strap is “designed with ergonomics and durability in mind,” allowing players to “feel the music, not pain.”

360-degree spins

The innovative design also allows for impressive freedom of movement, including 360-degree spins worthy of Billy Gibbons. This unexpected benefit transforms the act of wearing a guitar into something akin to wearing a belt buckle.

AXLE Strap Support
AXLE Strap Support

Belt Attachment

The Axle Strap Support works in conjunction with a standard guitar strap, requiring the addition of a strap button to the back of the instrument.

A leather loop attached to the player's belt connects to this newly installed button via a locking mechanism.

AXLE Strap Support Belt Attachment
Belt Attachment

Spin It!

While the primary focus is pain relief, achieving the full spinning effect requires careful measurement and placement of the rear strap button to find the guitar's optimal balance point. MusiCare Pro advises caution when attempting spins.

The Axle Strap Support is available for $39.99 and ships worldwide.

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Jef Stone
Jef Stone
Founder and editor of GuitarBomb. Jef has been writing about guitars, effects pedals, and music gear for over ten years, covering everything from breaking gear news and leaks to hands-on reviews.