Any Tech, or AS-D2.
What is your most forgiving razor?
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Razorock BBS .-
Vintage- my fat handle tech
Modern- Muhle R89
The latter I’m currently traveling with and getting great results with a quick 2 passer and Barbasol without thinking too much about what I’m doing
Modern- Muhle R89
The latter I’m currently traveling with and getting great results with a quick 2 passer and Barbasol without thinking too much about what I’m doing
Muhle R89 Grande
Schick Krona. It’s easy to shave in the dark with one of those. One reason that they make good travel razors.
For me, it's probably my Yates. Always provides issue free, close, comfortable shaves. Just started using a Timeless .68 and .95 titanium. The .68 is definitely easy to use as well. Henson med is also a nice go to for an uneventful close shave.
Tech, iKon Shavecraft 101, Pils.
I will caveat this response to add that it would have to be forgiving, but also reasonably efficient. I will also concur with the poster above stating that I am also capable of a nick with nearly anything (I am uniquely skilled at being a klutz). My choices would be the Tatara Masamune or a 40's style SuperSpeed. A Henson is right up there too, but I've passed my medium version onto the kiddo who finds it the best way to move on from carts.
For me it's the Edwin Jagger DE89. I don't use it often, but if a new razor had badly irritated my neck my next shave would be with the DE89.
Henson AL13 or Schick Krona.
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I almost never read anything bad about the Sabre, it seems like everyone that has it loves it. I've just never been able to pull the trigger on one.
Murker 23
Feather Razor AS-D2,
The Phoenix Prismatic Safety Razor
The Phoenix Prismatic Safety Razor
Rockwell 6S.
The Gillette Fat Handle Tech with the oblong slots is the mildest Tech I own. For me it is the most forgiving razor I have and the smoothest for going against the grain.
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