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I think I've found it
The supreme razor
The desert island razor
The razor to end all "rotations"
The one to pass all standards - objectively
The holy grail
I give you

The ABOVE THE TIE 7 PC SET!
http://www.abovethetie.com/?store_item=489&sub=34

Ok, now that that got your attention - in all seriousness, is this really "the razor to end all razor desires and RAD"?
Because, I mean, there's seemingly nothing wrong with it. It's Stainless Steel, flawless quality, best shave, and there's an option for everybody. I haven't seen a single poor review of this.

My question is - is there ANYONE who has a poor review of it? Ok, maybe not even poor review, but a tiny criticism (besides the price tag)? A flaw you may find in it?
Heck, I'll even settle for a "this razor is second only to my _______".

...Anyone?
 
It is a good razor. I owned a titan handled H1 for a while. I found it to be just another high end razor and no better or worse than all of my other high end razors.

Personally I like variety so I would much rather have many different razors than one that can have different base plates. BUT that is just me and NOT a recommendation :aureola:
 
I like it in the same way I like a (say) Mercedes 600SL.
-Would I buy it? No, even if I could afford it.
-Is it good? Probably it is very good.
-Would I recommend it to someone who likes it and can afford it? Of course I would :)
 
The question to ask is... Is it worth $399 ?!
i know you get a good combination but I would prefer to spend that sort of coin on some exquisite vintage razors.
i for one could not justify the pricing alone, SWMBO would have kittens!!
 
I bought the set and I am satisfied with it. I still keep my R41 and slant in the rotation. I will not buy another razor unless ATT or Tradere releases a slant. It is nice to have the different base plates and handles. I mostly use the H and R base plates and get awesome shaves from both.
 
What? No open comb? :001_tt2:

True. That's a good point - the only one I could find, besides the obsolete pricing criticism.

Off topic, what's the breed of dog in your picture? It looks really cute - is there some malamute in there? Great Pyrenees?

And what's with the crazed obsession with Gillettes and vintage razors? I feel like people are flocking towards them just because they're Gillettes and vintage.
...Oh, wait. That's precisely what I'm doing with stainless steel razors.... Point taken.
 
Off topic, what's the breed of dog in your picture? It looks really cute...

Here's a purebred Samoyed. He's our 3rd over many years. Fabulous dogs. Love to be around people. There are several Sammy owners on the boards here. We've joked about forming a "club."
 
And what's with the crazed obsession with Gillettes and vintage razors? I feel like people are flocking towards them just because they're Gillettes and vintage.

I'm sure there are lots of reasons folks want the old razors. For me, it started when we bought a 100-year-old house. The Master bathroom has the original medicine cabinet, so I just had​ to get a razor to match. That was the first of many.
 
I own the ATT Titan with the H and R base plates. It's a great razor and it happens to be my go to razor. I do a lot of traveling and It's the only razor I bring. However I still like using my other razors especially my Gillette fatboy. When I got it I thought that it would be my last razor for a while but that only lasted a few weeks. In fact I just ordered a Muhle R41 Grande. I can say if I only had the option of having one razor I would choose my ATT Titan. In my opinion the quality is second to none, and it should be for the price and it has a nice weight to it and feels good in the hand. The only negative I can find with it, and I really had to dig to find a negative, is the ability to change the blade but you get use to it after a couple times.
 
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