Item Description
This razor is very similar to the famed Merkur HD (34). According to other posts here, the heads are identical. A notable difference is that the handle is longer and more slender, which was why I choose it.
The razor has a nice, high quality feel. It has got a good weight, and as soon as you pick it up, you realise that this razor is built to last.
At 19£ (Gentleman's Shop), this is the cheapest DE razor I have seen, and worth every pound, penny etc
The grip is good, it will not slip out of your hands, even when wet or covered in lather. It is not agressive at all, actually I managed to switch from M3s directly to this without nicks or burns.
Balance is also good, the long handle makes it possible for me to hold it with a light grip, thus preventing pushing down the blade. However, since this model has a long handle, it will be harder for you to use the Kyle grip (holding at the end of the razor).
The plade is replaced by unscrewing the head, and changing the blade. Not as easy as with a butterfly model, but OK.
All in all, a very good razor
Necator
The razor has a nice, high quality feel. It has got a good weight, and as soon as you pick it up, you realise that this razor is built to last.
At 19£ (Gentleman's Shop), this is the cheapest DE razor I have seen, and worth every pound, penny etc

The grip is good, it will not slip out of your hands, even when wet or covered in lather. It is not agressive at all, actually I managed to switch from M3s directly to this without nicks or burns.
Balance is also good, the long handle makes it possible for me to hold it with a light grip, thus preventing pushing down the blade. However, since this model has a long handle, it will be harder for you to use the Kyle grip (holding at the end of the razor).
The plade is replaced by unscrewing the head, and changing the blade. Not as easy as with a butterfly model, but OK.
All in all, a very good razor
Necator