Thread: How I now travel and store my straights safely

After shopping the antique stores last summer, I found a great deal on an old barber roll and blades.
This got me thinking about how I could improve my storage and travel without worrying about damage to any of my straights.

So, this week, my buddy who is into leather craft, made this new roll for me to have.

Just wanted to share with the group. None of the straights touch when rolled up so we didn't add a flap to cover them.
Thought I'd throw a few pics up and see what you guys think?

I really like razor rolls. They are a neat, compact way to store several razors and adds some protection. It also beats keeping them in the original boxes that you would put several in a bigger box, sometimes two bigger boxes that took up a lot of room. Yep! Rolls make more sense.

Very nice, especially the purple satin backing adds a real nice touch.

Great looking roll. I really must invest in one of these. Besides being a great way to store razors they also look really cool. Besides, the silverware tray in my bathroom drawer is getting kind of full.

I'm glad you posted this. I've a roo hide on the way I plan on making a few strops for. I wonder if I could make myself a little roll, too. I can see how it would use an inordinate amount of hide, though, with all those pockets. I've also never stitched anything in my life.

Mark, rather than using expensive hide to make the pockets, use a suitable material of your own choice. The hide is for the backing and the edge trimming. A roll will take a big chunk out of the usable leather on a 'roo hide.


Mick