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What the saying? Long and thin gets you in, but short and thick does the trick?![]()

Same here.My 4in Moody is the most comfortable strap I ever had..
I like 4-inch wide straps too. I have a number of the 4-inch versions from Italia Leather
I've got the 4-1/2" Levy's strap. Nice & comfy, tough it seems a lot less of an issue with my new to me swamp ash bodied Jazz, than with the gibson Grabber I was learning on. I haven't weighed either one, but the Fender seems like a feather compared to the Grabber. Here's a link to the one I have:
http://accessories.musiciansfriend.com/product/Levys-412-Padded-Leather-Bass-Guitar-Strap?sku=369224
. Who needs that when there's plenty of online highly-rated competition happy to drop all fees and reduce the price of the merch to boot? Try it, those of you who haven't: When you're fixin' to buy a high-ticket (and this is relative to your budget, duh) item: Go to the "Pricematch" or "We Will Beat the Competition" etc. link and follow the directions: Almost all online stores, except for the usual suspects, will rise to the task, dropping shipping, reducing price so that you'll pay the same or less than the competition even w/the tax...all but MF and GC. Some will even send you little gifts and other tokens of love and friendship. Funny: The big vendors make lots of money, oh yeah. I guess that can have an adverse effect on 'tude toward mildly-to-severely financially-strapped (up to 6.5"!) musicians. People forget where they came from. :scowl: