National Park Ukulele Strap

The short answer is: Yes, if your ukulele only has one strap button.

A headstock adapter is an accessory that creates a strong, secure attachment point at the headstock (the top of the neck) for your ukulele strap.

When You DO Need a Ukulele Headstock Adapter

You need this adapter if you want to play your ukulele while standing and your instrument has the most common setup:

1. It has a single strap button (pin) located only on the bottom of the body (the tail-end).
2. You want a more secure and attractive solution than using the thin piece of string or a shoelace that often comes with a ukulele strap.

When You DON'T Need a Ukulele Headstock Adapter

You can skip the adapter if any of the following are true:

• Your ukulele has two strap buttons. (Some newer or higher-end ukuleles come with a second button installed on the heel of the neck.)
• You use a "J-Hook" or "Uke Leash" style strap that hooks into the sound hole and doesn't require any buttons or headstock ties.
• You only play while sitting down.

Key Benefit of the Wildtree Ukulele Adapter

The Wildtree Ukulele headstock adapter is designed to be thinner than the corresponding guitar version. This is important because it fits cleanly underneath the strings on the smaller ukulele headstock. It also looks a lot better than using a shoestring.