My NEW lc, FatBoy, SuperSpeed, and Slim all give smooth shaves regardless of blade. I haven't tried but two dud blades for me, and thats a Shark and VanDer Hagen blades that came with my first razor.
Razors that aren't picky
- Thread starter DoctorShavegood
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I find that the more aggressive/efficient the razor is, the less the blade matters. For very mild razors, I find a super sharp blade to be very important.
So in my Fatips, I can use AstraSP or Personna Red without a major difference in the final outcome.
With my Karve on a C plate (milder) I fi d Personna to already not work as well as the AstraSP.
In my R89, AstraSP was struggling and Personna was impossible. Similarly, my ATT M1 despite being more efficient also needed AstraSP blades.
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So in my Fatips, I can use AstraSP or Personna Red without a major difference in the final outcome.
With my Karve on a C plate (milder) I fi d Personna to already not work as well as the AstraSP.
In my R89, AstraSP was struggling and Personna was impossible. Similarly, my ATT M1 despite being more efficient also needed AstraSP blades.
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Ive always found that adjustables and slants work with just about any blade.
I definitely find the Gillette Parat in this category. Performs easily with any blade
For me, the Gillette Tech and Merkur 34C are pretty blade neutral.
+1 on the Timeless. Every blade is a good blade in my Timeless and the shaving angle is instinctive.
DE89 / R89
34c. Hands down .
Has this great way of being very talkative with shave angle. Great razor.
Has this great way of being very talkative with shave angle. Great razor.
Rockwell 6S, Karve, and Timeless .95 as have been mentioned have all been multiple blade friendly and very versatile for me.
