Saw a collection of these at a local dealer. Beautiful and strictly no bull$hit razors. Has anyone first hand experience with this manufacturer and would care to share his opinions.
Hart Steel
- Thread starter Thomas Martin
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They are a nice razor. Here is a review.
http://badgerandblade.com/reviews/showproduct.php?product=122811&title=hart-steel-razor&cat=45
http://badgerandblade.com/reviews/showproduct.php?product=122811&title=hart-steel-razor&cat=45
I have several and they are great razors.
Beautiful razors but, way beyond my budget.
I absolutely need to get one.
Yes you do! They are lovely razors which shave very well.
Amen! If Henry, my Maestro, says they're great - then they're great.
My first razor was a beginner dovo, and then I almost immediately ordered a Hart Steel. Best shave I have ever had. I can't praise that company enough. The blades are very high quality and I love the simplicity of the look. They also come in just amazing packaging.
here's mine:
here's mine:
They are that! If I had to choose one razor, the Hart would be a strong contender.
My first razor was a beginner dovo, and then I almost immediately ordered a Hart Steel. Best shave I have ever had. I can't praise that company enough. The blades are very high quality and I love the simplicity of the look. They also come in just amazing packaging.
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here's mine:
There is beauty in simplicity, isn't there? Hart nails it.
Nice razors, I don't use mine as often as I should. I find myself playing around with the old vintage stuff most often.
I like to use mine when I have gone a day or two without shaving, the experience is just wonderful.
I couldn't agree more. My Harts are easily my most used razors. Great shaves day after day.
Do they use stainless or carbon steel? I used stainless SE blades for over a year, and just switched to carbon. I will not easily go back to SS
Love my Hart
The new Baxter of California Hart Steel looks great!
+1. May have to snag one of those!
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I'm on my way to get one right now! Unshaven, so that I can put it to use immediately when I get home.
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The scales are, in fact, a buying argument for me. I like this simplistic and strictly utilitarian concept.
Hart razors have a number of different craftsmen working for them, and I have read that
depending on the craftsman that finished the razor, one can tell by the razor
was finished. Does anyone know what these slight differences are?
depending on the craftsman that finished the razor, one can tell by the razor
was finished. Does anyone know what these slight differences are?
