FretWraps World Flags

Bought for a guitarist friend and his Bob Marley French tribute band, The Hailers. No one has the same among our musician friends. He is very happy

Soft like a sweatshirt

Until now, I've owned the "Black Out" models of Fret Wraps. The Black Outs have a stiffer outside than the World Flag versions. While the B/O's are great, I was pleasantly surprised by the comfy nature of these. The tactile feel when adjusting or moving feels like a new hoodie. My strings, nut, fretboard are getting a soft, snug embrace with the timeless style of an International Flag. I own a bass from Germany and couldn't find a wrap that was esthetically pleasing. So trying to sit with my bass next to me and trying to hold a screen next to the headstock was getting frustrating and I put the instrument away and just decide to click around the site. The International Flag series finally caught my eye, and it was an easy choice. Best of all, I've got a muted orange stained maple finish on this German bass, so the Flag not only fits the bill, the colors even complement each other! I also own a bright yellow P Bass and the Rasta colors wrap was the perfect complement, especially when paired with the bright red accents on the bass. Double win! Now all my basses have an official GruvGear wrap and I don't see any reason why any new bass I acquire won't have a snugly scarf at the headstock, just so they don't catch cold.

Exactly what I needed to reduce treble string buzz