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    Default Wisteria handle, on or off?

    Yes for On, No for Off. (Sorry everyone for the inconvenience; mind was adrift and can't re-edit the poll)

    That sirs and madams, is the question. I postponed my purchase on getting a kamisori to fork over a pretty bag of change for a solid navy blue 2 button suit, 3 dress shirts and received 2 ties as a gift. Now that I can focus spreading my money on getting one, which do you like better and most importantly, why?

    Thanks in advance.

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    you have pics? Also, I a poll would have helped you out greatly

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    Edit: Thanks for the input, Oak.
    Last edited by odinrazor; 04-03-2013 at 02:45 AM.

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    I prefer off so I can be sure everything's dry, but if it comes on I'd leave it to keep it original.
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    Quote Originally Posted by holli4pirating View Post
    I prefer off so I can be sure everything's dry, but if it comes on I'd leave it to keep it original.
    Like all things, rust can build up under the wrap from water, so I see your point in leaving it off.
    If it does come with a wisteria wrap, I can remove it without too much of a hassle, correct?

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    No idea. I have only ever had one, an Iwasaki, and it came to me naked.

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    Like most straights,why would you even come close to getting the handle wet??

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    Quote Originally Posted by holli4pirating View Post
    I prefer off so I can be sure everything's dry, but if it comes on I'd leave it to keep it original.
    very good point i would of never thought of ( moisture that is ) , but i do like the way it looks with it on !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Like most straights,why would you even come close to getting the handle wet??
    Things happen. Much easier to dry a pivot than wrapping.

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    I left mine on. I have one with out a wrap and I can definitely say I prefer the rap. It helps me grip more. As far as drying I wipe my lather off. I don't rinse. I would suggest keeping it on at first, if you don't like it turn it off.


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