Your best razor is....
- Thread starter JCarr
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After preferring the milder GC.68 for a long time, the .84 is now top pick here as well. Efficient, smooth and drama-free.
I didn't like the heavy RR Bulldog handle, but a Windrose 84mm one makes it the most agile razor I've used. 52g with the aluminium handle, 69g with titanium.
It’s a battle between Henson medium and mamba 70. I think a mild might work better.
My Henson AL13 medium. I have and enjoy a number of other excellent razors, both modern and vintage, but I've yet to find one that can top the Henson's combination of comfort, efficiency and ease of use. It is also--easily--the best made razor I have seen and handled. The fit, finish and tolerances are amazing.
Long time no see my friend!
Tatara Masamune - I have two.
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Muhle R41.
After almost ten years of wet shaving and after having collected almost all razors in the market, i settled down and sold everything. Shaving perfection for less than 30 euro/dollars.
But in my opinion the best razor is your experience and ability to know your face and to recognize the possibility of the tool. I recently shave with a flaretip with a derby in it and i got a decent bbs..
After almost ten years of wet shaving and after having collected almost all razors in the market, i settled down and sold everything. Shaving perfection for less than 30 euro/dollars.
But in my opinion the best razor is your experience and ability to know your face and to recognize the possibility of the tool. I recently shave with a flaretip with a derby in it and i got a decent bbs..
Wolfman WR2 1.65SB
Blackland Blackbird SB
Wolfman Titanium 1.35 (left) & Wolfman 1.55 Stainless (right)
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I've mentioned it in a ton of threads. The Toggle is king for me.
Wolfman WR2 1.25 SB
Merkur Futur
Blackbird SS (machined)
Feather/TTO
Razorock Lupo .72!
Merkur 37C
Low blade feel, high efficiency, what more can one ask for?
Low blade feel, high efficiency, what more can one ask for?
