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    Default The answer for traveling?

    I use a straight razor daily, but can't when I travel (by air). Is this the solution? Does anybody have experience getting through security?

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    If you check your bag it's ok, my usually take my Feather RG with me ,, but not a carry on. Tc
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    Yes, I failed to note that I only do carry on luggage.

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    Maybe I just need to get a nice Safety Razor for traveling.

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    Still might lose the blades in carry on, if it's a place you go all the time, you can ship your blades to the hotel, and if your a return guy you can usually leave them in their care. Tc
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    Thanks. Dang I may have to use disposable razors. I hate that.

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    I am not saying what you can or can't do but I will say that I have traveled for two years with a Dovo shavette in my carry on bag and have not been questioned. I don't know if they can't see the shape on the x-ray because it is mostly plastic or what. I figure I can always throw out the actual blade if they have an issue and get a disposable at my destination.

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    I like that plan!

    Thank you.

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    You can carry pretty much anything you like in checked luggage. I don't travel with straights though because it's a hassle.

    A Muhle or Omega Travel brush, some kind of shave stick and a decent DE (used to be a Merkur Futur; soon will be a Rockwell) pretty much covers the bases. I'll mail blades if I'm doing carry on luggage or just buy some (hopefully pretty easy to locate in most places) when I get to where I'm going.

    Dealing with TSA is always a crap shoot. I would not travel with a loaded "anything", be it a DE or Feather Artist. I have been questioned/detained over an empty Muhle DE and once over a stick of LaToja soap (they didn't like the outline they saw on the x-Ray). Nothing was confiscated and that was good. I just don't like having to go through all that "stuff". Traveling is problematic enough these days. No need to add anything to the process.
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    You can always buy one locally and ship it back home, then you have an excuse to buy a new razor! The only issue there is if the razor will be shave ready...

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