The Grip Winder makes changing strings on guitars and basses quick and easy, thanks to its innovative design with two ball bearings. Its ergonomic design provides a non-slip grip, while the rubber tip protects the tuning pegs and instrument from scratches. Its narrow profile prevents contact with other tuning pegs while winding, making this string winder ideal for musicians at rehearsals, in the studio, or at home who want an efficient, quiet tool that’s gentle on their instrument.
| Model | MusicNomad Grip Winder |
|---|---|
| Type | Rotating-handle string winder |
| Compatibility | Guitars and basses |
| Bearings | Two ball bearings |
| Tip | Shock- and scratch-resistant rubber |
| Grip | Ergonomic and non-slip |
| Profile | Narrow to prevent contact with other tuning pegs |
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