Jim Dunlop 63CBK Trigger Fly Capo Curved, Black, 68 g

Excellent

I've used a range of capos over the past 30 years, mainly Jim Dunlop trigger types. I noticed this capo and thought I'd give it a try. I haven't been disappointed and it is now my go to capo every time. Very solid construction with an excellent grip on the neck and fretboard. I would highly recommend this capo, you won't be disappointed.

Does what it says on the packet.

Stylish and high quality, this is just the job for electric guitars and narrow necked acoustics.However, if you have a classical acoustic or even a thicker necked steel string, you’ll need to look elsewhere: I have a Clapton 000-28 signature Martin with a 1 and three quarter inch soft v-shaped neck and this capo is not big enough.

It is a very good product

Brilliant, clip and play. I originally bought the higher rated one that you set the tension yourself, which never seemed to be right. This one is always spot on.

This capo is small and light enough to not make a nuisance of itself yet does the job. On an f-hole acoustic with a radiused fretboard the positioning above the 5th fret requires a little care to avoid fret buzz on the 6th string and this guitar has a moderately deep neck profile so it can be easier to put it on at the 2nd/3rd fret and move it up from there rather than try to slide it straight on. But these are minor issues and I'm very happy with it. And I even like the colour......

Easy to move, and holds the string like it should, work with both acoustic and classical guitar