✂️ Enhanced Performance Viking Edge Double Leather Strop Review

This leather strop performed poorly for my needs. The strop tore easily and after only a few uses, the leather was no longer effective in sharpening my knives. Although the strop is affordable, it's not worth the investment as it's not durable enough for industrial and scientific use.

Perfect as a finishing touch after tempering or tempering a knife. You apply (just) some green compound to the suede side as if you were applying "chalk" by rubbing it back and forth until it turns a little green. You don't have to do this every time you use it. Do not apply anything to the smooth leather side. Run the knife over the mixed leather about 6 or 8 times on each side. Use the weight of your hand, but don't press hard. Then do the same with the smooth leather side. This greatly…

With the 2nd hit the skin started to peel off, it was very dry and brittle. The skin is also very rough, uneven in thickness, and almost looks like they used a hot glue gun to attach it, making the entire surface uneven. Not good if you want a straight knife edge. Connection. It seems fine for the most part, except you almost have to melt it to get it on your skin. It is a very hard wax and had to be applied to the sling, in fact it is much harder than baby crayons. On the positive side it came