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Product Information
Designed specifically for taller accordion players, this strap extends the adjustment range to accommodate larger body frames and longer torso lengths. The Hohner 52 strap uses high–quality fabric construction with robust stitching at all stress points. Adjustable sizing allows players to dial in the exact fit needed for extended playing sessions without shoulder fatigue or instrument instability.
The strap's design distributes weight across the shoulders more evenly than standard–length models, reducing pressure points during performance or practice. Material selection prioritises durability while maintaining enough flexibility to move naturally with the player's posture shifts. Hohner manufactures this as part of a sizing system that includes models 50 through 53 and the Ergoline range, with the 52 addressing the gap between standard and ergonomic configurations for players who need additional length without specialised shaping.
Features
- Model 52 configuration designed for tall players and extended torsos
- Adjustable sizing system accommodates range of body shapes and preferences
- High–quality fabric construction with reinforced stitching at attachment points
- Weight distribution design reduces shoulder fatigue during extended playing sessions
- Compatible with standard accordion strap mounting hardware and button configurations
- Part of Hohner's complete sizing range from kids to ergonomic
- Durable material selection balances strength with player comfort and flexibility
- Maintains instrument stability across full range of playing positions and movements




