Thread: Good Affordable Strops on the Continent

Besides Neill Miller's strops (I haven't had the pleasure yet but have full faith that they are high quality), I can highly recommend getting a Scrupleworks strop. They are handmade in Norway, and Torolf really knows his leather. I have a tanned cowhide strop which is actually supple enough for (careful) rolling when travelling, although I tend to use my smaller Dovo strop for that.

On that note, you can always hunt for a Dovo strop as well.

Originally Posted by Neil Miller

I have noticed this too - even on some posts I have made. I think it is some kind of key-word linking, used by third parties to advertise their goods. It's a bit annoying, to say the least! It can also be very misleading if you don't know what is going on - there should be some sort of warning.

Regards,
Neil

I think it's part of vbulletin's software, at least that's what I gathered looking around the other day. I was worried at first that I might've had some sort of keyword redirect virus or something. It reminds me of those robowritten artcles that are just a bunch of scavenged text with all of the keywords highlighted.

I hope SRP gets click through revenue from it, and that it doesn't just go back to vbulletin.

I don't think your fiancée realized what she started, soon you'll prabably have RAD, HAD, SAD and a few more ADs',
Good luck and have fun with your razor.

Star Shaving has inexpensive strops that are very good quality for the price. I bought and used a few before I started making my own, and have relegated them to the back of the closet now, but they are surprisingly inexpensive.