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Zaafiel
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Jun 13, 2018
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DrewDel
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Jul 9, 2018
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ZaafielThat's a good idea, but to bad I don't have a Ray Ban microfiber cloth. If only there was something else I could use in the same manner. I also wonder if a microfiber cloth that came with another brand of sunglasses would work?
Zaafiel
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Jul 9, 2018
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DrewDelIt would definitely work. As I live in Metro Manila, Philippines, what I actually do is use tissue paper from wherever ramen shop I last dined. It serves as both chopsticks dampener and reminder where I last used them (most of the shops here stamp their name/brand logo on the tissues).
At this point I realize it was a good idea for Kizer to have the metal case open on both sides, in case you need to push the chopsticks out in the off-chance they get wrapped around too tight and don't pop out no matter how hard you shake the case.
At this point I realize it was a good idea for Kizer to have the metal case open on both sides, in case you need to push the chopsticks out in the off-chance they get wrapped around too tight and don't pop out no matter how hard you shake the case.
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It takes quite some effort to actually bend these chopsticks so I'm convinced that these are solid and not hollow. They are heavy. I would only bring these with me in my EDC if I gave up my tactical pen, as these chopsticks would be more than a fitting substitute. Two, at that.
Wish I got these in the plain metal finish, instead.