Tight knot brush recommendation?

[Zumkopf]

I'm looking for a brush to replace an older Weck that I love (but the handle is disintegrating). It has a very tight, rather short, flat-topped badger knot. It's great for scrubbing and deep lathering. But most of the quality brushes I see now favor large, swooshy knots. Great for slathering on the lather, not so much for getting at those whisker roots.

What would be a good recommendation for such a brush? I'm not fussy about the grade of badger, as long as the knot is tight and packed with lots of hair. And if I can get that flat-top shape, so much the better.

TIA,

 

[Schwert]

The only extreme flat-top I have see was a custom from ShaveMac.

Ambrose had one done.

 

[Darjeeling Express]

Rooney 1/1 - you pick the grade, depending upon the level of skritchyness you seek. You will not be disappointed.

 

[Uncle Erik]

I'd look at a Simpson Chubby 1 in best. The price is pretty good and you'll get a hell of a dense, scrubby knot.

 

[mblakele]

The only extreme flat-top I have see was a custom from ShaveMac.

Ambrose had one done.

This one, I think? http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=146419

Sharp-looking brush.

 

[ssultan]

I'd say the 22mm knot with 44mm loft on the Rooney 1/1 is about the scrubbiest soft-tipped brush you will find in production unless you go custom (shavemac, Rudy etc)...