Hi chaps.
Thinking of trying some of Eddie's "open-ended" aviator straps for my C5 aviators.
http://www.timefactors.com/tfstrap.htm
Anyone bought one before?
Timefactors aviator straps
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Re: Timefactors aviator straps
They're fine and very good quality for the price but rather short in my experience (I use the last hole)... but then everyone else on here moans about the CWL ones being too long and they're just right for me (just shy of 8" wrist, for reference).
Re: Timefactors aviator straps
Thanks Mortis - good to hear that; I'll go ahead and order a couple. (The shortness is no problem for me!)
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Re: Timefactors aviator straps
I have 3 or 4.
Nice quality leather that softens quite quickly, sealed edges look good, easy to screw/unscrew, decent stitching and robust 'furniture'.
I have no hesitation in recommending them.
Nice quality leather that softens quite quickly, sealed edges look good, easy to screw/unscrew, decent stitching and robust 'furniture'.
I have no hesitation in recommending them.
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Re: Timefactors aviator straps
The straps arrived, and I'm very pleased with them. Good-looking (just what I wanted), and nice and solid - which I think the C5 aviators need, given the 18mm lugs. Good value too.


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Re: Timefactors aviator straps
Looking good! 

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