I have an orange travel ukulele that I love but the plastic bridge is broken and I can't find a replacement part to to fix it any ideas or solutions

I would take it to a music store!

Is this ukulele suitable for using at a lake on a boat and on the beach? Wondering how the laminate top would be if it gets water dripped on it.

Yes. These Flight Travel ukes are great for any outdoor adventure. The top is resilient, and all you have to do is wipe the top off and shake out any water that might have gotten into the sound hole. I wouldn't use it as a boat paddle, unless in an emergency, but it is very water-resistant. I have several Flight Travel ukes in various finishes and sizes and love them.

Can this be restrung for left handed play? Or are the nut and saddle specifically made to be right handed?

The travel series unfortunately cannot be restrung for left handed play. However, Flight's normal wooden ukuleles can be adapted for left hand playing. The nut and bridge may need some adjustment, to fit the different string gauge.

There is a strap button at the bottom on the one I have. I believe the “older” ones did not have a strap button on the bottom. So if the one they send you does not have a button, then you will know it was an “older” one in their inventory. I remember watching a review on YouTube in which the reviewer was pleasantly surprised to see strap button on the bottom. Please note that I am referring to the TUS 50. Adding strap buttons is easy. I even added one to the neck on mine. I’d contact flight via e-mail. They were prompt at answering my question, which was if a strap button could be added to the bottom. They said yes so I bought buttons. Then come to learn it already had one on the bottom.

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