RazoRock inofficially announced in a support answer that there might be no future Wunderbars, as it and previous slants like the Stealth Slant might be covered through a new model with multiple plate selection: New RazoRock Slant design in the works! - https://www.badgerandblade.com/forum/threads/new-razorock-slant-design-in-the-works.617761/
Quite interestingly, not so long ago DSCosmetics released a very Wunderbar-looking razor that copies a lot of its elements, called DSCosmetic DS-XT.
The handles used are the "Ladder" handle of DSCosmetics (LEFT) and the RazoRock Wunderbar uses an Alpha Shaving "Viper" handle that is rather meant for the Outlaw razor.
I will compare the two slants in photos and give my impression how they shave differently.
Summary: They are similar, but not quite the same.
Different are:
1. The safety bar of the XT is even more slanted and twisted
2. While exposure above the bar is even for both the Wunderbar and the XT, the blade support of the cap is uneven for the XT, it is more exposed the more you look tho the right side.
3. The baseplate of the Wunderbar has a recess that is perfect fit for an o-ring, while XT has a O-ring shaped metal protrusion there.
4. The screw of the XT is longer, in general every part is thicker, see photo 2 for example.
5. DSCosmetics has a more shiny, RazoRock a more silvery polish. This is not only true for these razorheads, but in general. Please note, the Wunderbar handle is from Alpha Shaving, it is a very fine handle I personally like better than all (but also very good) handles from both RR and DSC. It should also be mentioned that DSCosmetic always polishes their handles shiny and slippery, even the Super Knurl clones, they incredibly have slippery knurling, nice looking but not too useful.
Shaving wise, the Wunderbar wants you to ride the cap. It is very smooth, but it can cut deep if you don't pay attention. So one might call it aggressive, but as long as you don't kill yourself with it, it is actually a very smooth razor.
The DS-XT has way more leeway with the shaving angle and is easier to use. But it is more aggressive. It is, unlike the almost totally silent Wunderbar, this is IMO due to the parts of the blade unsupported by the cap.
It is in general less refined, a bit rougher all the time and more likely to bite. Unlike the Wunderbar the DS-XT is telegraphing the danger, you will feel it. The Wunderbar cuts cleaner, you might notice injuries only after a while.
TLDR while the DS-XT is a lookalike and shares some traits, it is not the same razor and has some characteristics of its own.
Quite interestingly, not so long ago DSCosmetics released a very Wunderbar-looking razor that copies a lot of its elements, called DSCosmetic DS-XT.
The handles used are the "Ladder" handle of DSCosmetics (LEFT) and the RazoRock Wunderbar uses an Alpha Shaving "Viper" handle that is rather meant for the Outlaw razor.
I will compare the two slants in photos and give my impression how they shave differently.
Summary: They are similar, but not quite the same.
Different are:
1. The safety bar of the XT is even more slanted and twisted
2. While exposure above the bar is even for both the Wunderbar and the XT, the blade support of the cap is uneven for the XT, it is more exposed the more you look tho the right side.
3. The baseplate of the Wunderbar has a recess that is perfect fit for an o-ring, while XT has a O-ring shaped metal protrusion there.
4. The screw of the XT is longer, in general every part is thicker, see photo 2 for example.
5. DSCosmetics has a more shiny, RazoRock a more silvery polish. This is not only true for these razorheads, but in general. Please note, the Wunderbar handle is from Alpha Shaving, it is a very fine handle I personally like better than all (but also very good) handles from both RR and DSC. It should also be mentioned that DSCosmetic always polishes their handles shiny and slippery, even the Super Knurl clones, they incredibly have slippery knurling, nice looking but not too useful.
Shaving wise, the Wunderbar wants you to ride the cap. It is very smooth, but it can cut deep if you don't pay attention. So one might call it aggressive, but as long as you don't kill yourself with it, it is actually a very smooth razor.
The DS-XT has way more leeway with the shaving angle and is easier to use. But it is more aggressive. It is, unlike the almost totally silent Wunderbar, this is IMO due to the parts of the blade unsupported by the cap.
It is in general less refined, a bit rougher all the time and more likely to bite. Unlike the Wunderbar the DS-XT is telegraphing the danger, you will feel it. The Wunderbar cuts cleaner, you might notice injuries only after a while.
TLDR while the DS-XT is a lookalike and shares some traits, it is not the same razor and has some characteristics of its own.