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Like Mike Gregory says, leather belts from thrift shops make good banjo straps. I have been using them for years. What I do is to cut the belts into 12 inch pieces and then take pieces from several different belts and rivet the pieces together with copper rivets (the post and washer type). Then I braid three strands of leather boot lace together and and attach the braid to the each end of the strap. Tie the strap to the banjo with the unbraided ends and you are done.
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The only thing that I would worry about with this strap is those quick disconnect things on the ends. I would be afraid that one would come loose while I was playing. Maybe I'm just paranoid.
Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean you're wrong
A leather belt from a second hand store makes a pretty good strap. Measure how long you need first so you don't get one that's too short. You'll want it a little long so you can cut it to fit. Many years ago I attended a banjo class conducted by Alice Gerrard. Her strap was made of many strands of bailing twine, price was zero dollars.
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