Adagio Pro Rosewood Capo With 5x Plectrums

It’s at the cheaper end price wise but don’t be fooled, it has a strong spring and works well across a range of different guitar necks. While it is plastic it is well made and feels like metal. Hopefully it will last for years.

Bought a cheap Capo, fell to bits. This one isn't cheap, but it works, recommended.

It's a beautiful on the eye capo, It's well made & it's seemingly perfect but I've noticed that now & then it has a little trouble on the top string (this depends on certain frets of a 6 string electric & 6 string acoustic guitars) you don't get the desired sound/note/tone you get more of a tinny dampened staccato twang or a buzz instead. So I'm left messing about trying different placings both close & away from the fret bar & where the capo is placed & a capo should be clip on clip off end of. Now I have found a much better way of making sure it works well say some 90% of the time still a capo just shouldn't be like this I have a few much better capos & cheaper ones & I have a few that aren't instantly connectable but they all work at least with no absolutely no hassle! And none of my guitar necks are warped or bowed if you're reading this & are just wondering?!

Does as it supposed too

A good capo. Bought to replace a much more expensive capo, that broke after less than a month. Good grip on acoustic guitar, with no buzzes. Worth the money and looks good.

used on Fender Strat, acoustic and classical guitars. Nice tight fit with no movement Sturdy quality

Son uses this all the time - fab value

It does what it says on the tin