Travel with a Bison Leather Razor Case

Quick answer

Pack your bison leather razor case in your carry-on with the razor blades removed, and store it in a dry, breathable pouch to protect the leather and keep it looking great.

How to travel with your bison leather razor case

1. Remove the blade before packing: For airport security, place the razor handle and case in your carry-on, but put the blade in your checked bag. The case itself is fine through security, but loose blades are not allowed in carry-on luggage. Always check TSA rules for your destination, as regulations can vary.
2. Store the case in a breathable pouch: Place the leather case inside a cloth or mesh pouch to protect it from scratches and moisture. Avoid plastic bags, which trap humidity and can cause the leather to dry out or develop mildew. A simple cotton drawstring bag works perfectly and adds almost no weight.
3. Keep the case away from heat and direct sunlight: Don't leave the case in a hot car or on a sunny windowsill. High heat can dry out the leather and cause it to crack. Store it in a cool, dry place inside your luggage. If your hotel room has a safe, that's an ideal spot—cool, dark, and secure.
4. Condition the leather after returning home: After a trip, wipe the case with a dry cloth to remove dust or debris. If the leather feels dry, apply a small amount of leather conditioner. This restores moisture and keeps the case flexible. Conditioning once every few months is enough; over-conditioning can clog the leather pores.

Product details

• Select 2.0 Bison Leather Case: Designed specifically for the Select 2.0, the updated case features a secure button closure and an integrated comb pocket, giving your razor and essentials a dedicated place wherever you go. The button closure keeps the case shut during travel, while the comb pocket stops small items from shifting around inside your bag.