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The subway can be a sticky place in the summer, but the TranStrap might be the perfect way to combat other commuters for pole space. Simply attach the heavy duty nylon webbing, aircraft grade aluminum, and high-friction neoprene hook to the closest train pole and watch as other pedestrians give you dirty looks. Now you can avoid the nasty skin diseases left by other passengers and single-"handedly" revitalize the "straphanger" moniker once and for all.
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