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01-18-2010, 12:07 AM #7
Not a bad idea, keep in mind though - the hard balsa strop is for occasional maintenance in place of a touch-up hone. It does not take the place of regular pre-shave stropping.
As for razors and strop - my advice is to keep as cheap as you can for your first trip around the block with a straight. Why not just grab a $20-30 shave-ready razor off the SRP classifieds and the $20 Filly starter/travel strop from RupRazors rather than diving right into a $120 set?
That way, once you're ready to try another razor or two -- and if you like your first few weeks with a straight you can be sure the bug to try others will strike you -- you'll still have $60 of that original $120 to put toward other razor(s) as you experiment more to find the size/grind you like best.John
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