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  StrapHabit has teamed up withCheckeditout to create a limited edition strap for the upcoming Check25 Porsche event in Chicago. Checkeditout is known for organizing some of the most fun Porsche events in urban environments I attended my first Checkeditout event in 2021 and had a great experience. The vibe was like an art show than a traditional car show (with the cars as art). I loved the casual atmosphere, especially since Porsche events can be stuffy and pretentious. When the organizer, Adam, reached out and asked if StrapHabit could help produce a strap for 2025, I was excited to jump on board. We designed a strap that incorporated the colors of the CiO logo into an automotive-inspired striped design. The seatbelt material is also reminiscent of a lightweight RS door pull. Available until they sell out, they use a traditional military dual-pass design with three keepers. This keeps the watch very secure, plus it allows the strap to be swapped without removing the spring bars. Brushed silver and black PVD hardware available.

In stock in early December. Sign up to be notified. The Blade HQ x StrapHabit Dessert Warrior Watch strap is constructed from durable nylon in a military-style dual-pass-through design. The official Dessert Warrior pattern is printed on the nylon. You'll find the Blade HQ logo laser-engraved on the buckle, and StrapHabit on one of the keepers. All of the hardware is PVD-coated in blue, inspired by the blue blades on the knives. If you own the AWWC or Standard H collaboration straps, you'll find these familiar. So what are these things? Recently, photos of knives with a rainbow sprinkle pattern and blue blades started popping up on my social media feeds. The pink frosting pattern printed on a utilitarian tool was such a fun juxtaposition that I wanted to know more! The idea originated at popular knife seller Blade HQ, which sold a knife called the "Desert Warrior." People loved them, but autocorrect took over, and Blade HQ started receiving inquiries for the Dessert Warrior. The brand loves to have fun and decided to run with the funny error. It turned out to be even more popular than the original knives, with the pink knives often selling out upon release. As far as StrapHabit's involvement, it pays to have friends, as it was a collaborative effort across several channels. Random Rob first suggested the idea, which I thought was super fun! Rather than create a sprinkle pattern strap, I wanted to collaborate with the originators. I reached out to a long-time friend of StrapHabit, Levon of the Knife Nuts Podcast. He helped bridge the connection with Blade HQ, and the rest was history! -Nick