What is your favourite shaver?

[geruchtemoaker]

no Ronny i'm not comming(ik moet activiteit geven in de KAJ)
if he's interested i'll mail it to you and you can send it together

 

[Pithor]

@Stijn: Godnondeju, das meer dan aardig u. I would really appreciate it, and I'll owe you one! I agree, the easiest would be to send it to Ronny. I can pay your shipping in Belgium as well, if need be. And don't forget to mail me your return address so I can send it back once I'm done with it in 2015. :w00t:

As I said, I'll owe you one. Bedankt man!

 

[Karl]

Hello its the birthday boy

Finished work, will be going out for a meal and a few beers after a shower and shave :sleep:

I'm loving the Revisor site, never been on there before.
Think I'll be treating myself to a few of those from time to time!

I'm not interested in the TI's now. I think you get a lot more for your money with the solingen blades.

Anyhow thanks again for all your replies, you've been most heplful :thumbup:

Karl

 

[torbenbp]

Congrats !

After some thought:

J.A. Henckels 77. A wonderfull shaver,very simple and dressed in black scales.

Kindly
Torbs

 

[Paul]

Karl,

Congratulations on making a decision and your new treat. I hope you enjoy it for many years.

 

[Rhys]

Sounds like you're getting decent razor with so many choices around.

My favourite has to be my St & Co. never seen another one, no idea who made it - but for a tenner from an antique shop it outperforms my Ti.
Trouble is after doing the weeks worth of 300 laps per day on my #14 Filarmonica I now have a razor that is so smooth I don't need shave balm, just a rinse. Sooo, best £20 odd I've spent in a while.
Saying that, I bought a very worn Boker King Cutter and gave it the dilucot treatment it also gave me a very smooth shave.
Hmmm, possibility for many razors for a ton.