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 Anyone know anything about the Belizia travel vise?

Looks like a nice vise .

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 Worth $90 for a travel/stream side vise?  I have a Griffen Patriot and HMH for the bench already so this would be a true traveler.

Do you do allot of streamside tying Keith ?   I have a travel vice but haven't used it on the streamside yet.

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 Thinking about it.

I attended a lecture talking about matching the hatch stream side and it made sense.

Also I travel a lot for work and would kill time in the hotel....the maid may not like it though.

I could see how it has it's benefits . As far as the maid just don't be tying to many hair bugs . She might think some kinky business is going on

 I've travelled with the old Thompson Model A a few times and tied stream side or at the campground. A pedestal would have been handy.  I'd carry a thin piece of wood and an extra c-clamp to fasten it to whatever.  I'd also put together a few ziplocs of materials and a couple tools.   The best part of tying outdoors is the light.  You can really see, which is helpful as we get older, unless it's dark. The wind can be a pain. 

Tried resizing these to 550w.  Not sure if I was able to get the URL thing on the insert image right.  Here are Jack and I putting together a few flies at a campground in Colorado near the Cache La Poudre river in Colorado.  I've usually brought stuff along on trips because I didn't know what I would need and was too lazy to tie ahead of time.