Kyser Quick-Change Capo for 6-string acoustic guitars, Pink, KG6K

This capo is amazing! Not only is it very cute, but it does its job very well. No ringing, it doesn't loose it's strenght, and it's not too big. The color is a very pretty dusty pink and it's very true to the product picture. I've purchased cheaper capos in the past, but they all end up being a disappointed. I'm sure that this capo will last a very long time and I would definitely recommend it to a friend.

Bought this for my daughter's guitar. She uses it often, and its holding up great. Its easy for her to use (she's 9), and holds well. She loves that its pink, and so girly and cute. I'm glad we bought this one instead of a more expensive one from the local guitar store. This is way cuter, and just as nice, but we also got it for cheaper - a win all the way around!

Kyser Capos are great! I've been using this for a few months now and it works perfectly. Easy on/off. Acts as a new nut on the guitar neck. I chose pink because my pink gear never gets confused for other people's gear and accidentally walks away. If someone picks up the pink one by mistake, they hand it right back. :) I even bought one for my guitar instructor, now he gets to keep his capo, too!

Good product. Always use this brand. Holds good.

I like Kyser capos anyway, because they are convenient and work well. And there is almost always a Kyser capo clipped onto the headstock of my guitar. But THIS is the one I looked for specifically, because it is pink (and because some of the proceeds go toward breast cancer research, a disease that has left a mark on my family). I got tired of people (mostly guys) "borrowing" my capo in a song circle or at an open mic, and then forgetting about it and walking off with it. After all, mostly everybody with a Kyser capo has a black one and they all look alike. I actually debated other colors that would stand out... bright red, blue... but then realized that if I got a pink one, it might be a little daunting for the guys. And my capo might have less of a chance of walking off (and at least if it did, it would be pretty noticeable). I've got a pink one in the case of the two guitars I use regularly. The leftover black ones are thrown now into the cases of my travel/junk guitars, and lying around on the coffee table so that visitors to my home are free to pick one up and use it if they must. But nobody is going to be allowed to touch the pink ones!