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  1. 08-29-2010, 01:06 PM #1
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    Default How to pack a strop for travel?

    Hi,
    I wonder how to pack a strop for travel. Thanks.
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    Depends on the strop. Flat is safest.


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    I use a paddle strop for travel. I don't want to damage my hanging strop.
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    I use a small loom strop for travel. Fits easily in any box.
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    I use a paddle strop that I made when I travel. One side is balsa with chromium oxide so I pack it in an old army sock.
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    Default How to Pack a Strop for Travel

    Gentlemen:

    I have a Tony Miller 2" short travel strop with a leather string for hanging on door knobs. I lay it flat on top of my clothing inside the suite case, whether flying or driving, and it stays in good shape.

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    For short duration you can roll it loosely but flat is best. Even better if you travel a fair amount get a paddle strop.
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