What's your go to "in a hurry" razor?

[pancake]

You know, you need to shave but don't have time for your whole routine. This happened to me yesterday. Whenever this happens I use a 40's Tech. No prep except some splashed warm water and my pre-shave oil and then I lather up and do a 1 pass shave with touch up. Not BBS or DFS but certainly a solid SAS and it's quick and usually irritation free.

So what's your "in a hurry" razor or routine.

 

[Peacefrogg]

ATT Kronos R1 coupled with a new Astra SP. Perfect for when I need a fairly fast agressive shave. I can fly through, getting a pretty good one pass shave without much risk of cutting myself.

 

[Tordu]

Feather AS + shaving oil works great, and you can shave really fast if you are used to this razor

 

[PacificNWBuckeye]

I would say my RazoRock Jaws cause it will take it way down in one pass. With a little clean up I can have a passable shave.

 

[Mick]

Used to be a Weber head on one of my custom handles but I got talked out of my Weber head by another B&B member now I am "headless" and can no longer get in a rush

 

[cpacamper]

Schick Type G injector. It's a completely no-brainer razor.

 

[Galaktus]

I would run late. I am usually very early for work and appointments. Impatiently waiting if the engagement involves the lovely Mrs. Galaktus as she gets ready.
Occasionally, I do run late, I'm only human despite the forum name, and if I am running late for work, I figure that stopping for coffee and being late is better than being late and not having coffee.
Anyway, my in-a-hurry razor is my regular Weber.

 

[santamariasteve]

I would say use any mild razor, as it really doesn't matter. A mild razor such as a Gillette Tech or a Schick DE or a Gillette Blue Tip will reduce the chance of cutting one's self when in a hurry. When you are hurried the shave will be less than outstanding, regardless of the razor.

 

[abragus]

Depends on how long I let my beard grow. If it's gotten a little hefty, I use my Sheraton.
Otherwise it's the Muhle R89 to the rescue. I can usually shave pretty quickly regardless

 

[Bloozepicker]

I would run late. I am usually very early for work and appointments. Impatiently waiting if the engagement involves the lovely Mrs. Galaktus as she gets ready.
Occasionally, I do run late, I'm only human despite the forum name, and if I am running late for work, I figure that stopping for coffee and being late is better than being late and not having coffee.
Anyway, my in-a-hurry razor is my regular Weber.

You sound exactly like me down to the impatience waiting on others to get ready. I hate to be late for anything, must be a military thing. However if I'm already late then I see no need to rush.

 

[rxonmymind]

Hmm. Have to be the Apollo. Ridiculously easy and intuitive to use.

 

[Penknight]

I find whenever I use my 40's Super Speed, that I am able to be a bit quicker with my shave, and still not suffer razor burn or any other ill effect.

Man, I love my razor collection!

 

[CDK20007]

First gen Tradere OC.

 

[Bucknut315]

In a pinch I go with the Merkur 37c slant. I have to get really carried away to hack myself up.

 

[cwnidog]

ATT Kronos R1 or Merkur Futur - with a new Voskhod blade.

 

[Havoc928]

I know it's not a DE but lately when I am in a rush I have started using my dreadnought shavette with a single pass. When I use my DE I like to take my time and always try to get that BBS we all want.

 

[nightguard]

My Aristocrat Jnr with an English Wilkinson blade, works a treat and gives a great bbs with 2 passes.

 

[dpmtherrien]

For me its the Merkur slant.

 

[Early Morning]

2011 Muhle R41. I was hoping slants (Apollo, Fasan, Lutz, etc) might be just as fast for me, but they require me to use extra passes and simply aren't as efficient for my face.

 

[Mark1966]

I'm never in a hurry - life is too short for bad coffee or a bad shave.

Seriously - it doesn't take me that much longer to do it properly - why would I rush and run the risk of a nick through stupidity? That would be a much worse outcome IMHO.

Allow yourself the time, do it properly and do it once, gentlemen are NEVER rushed.