The fact that Blackland refuses to disclose blade gap and exposure, along with my own recent experiences trying to find a daily shaving "Goldilocks" over the last 6 months since getting into wet shaving lead me to believe that blade gap and exposure don't even come close to telling the full story of comfort and efficiency. Do you agree? I think they give an indication (generally), but I've experienced small blade gap razors that are rough and large blade gap razors that are too mild. Apparently geometry (down to subtleties) make a huge difference?