They are not really commercially available, but I'll post a pic anyway, to show what I am talking about. They work well because you know the blade will always be held closed. I've found they work well for me.
Questions about travelling with a straight (not air travel)
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They are not really commercially available, but I'll post a pic anyway, to show what I am talking about. They work well because you know the blade will always be held closed. I've found they work well for me.
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Oh, very niceThey are not really commercially available, but I'll post a pic anyway, to show what I am talking about. They work well because you know the blade will always be held closed. I've found they work well for me.
These are great. I use mine for my fountain pen.They are not really commercially available, but I'll post a pic anyway, to show what I am talking about. They work well because you know the blade will always be held closed. I've found they work well for me.
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Steve56
Ask me about shaving naked!
BTW, you might want to avoid leather and other water absorbent materials. A stray drop or two or an errent splash then where do you put the razor? There's also a thread here on B&B concerning rusting a razor in a leather pouch because of saline (salt) contact lens solution on a leather case.
Cheers, Steve
Cheers, Steve
Leroy Brown advises keeping a razor in your shoe.
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On a travel bag, you will always have to worry about left over humidity on the badger (even if you pick a synthetic). Best is to get stainless steel blades.
That is what I did (I got a Titan stainless blade), and I still got rust spot starting to form on its spine.
