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Thread: Brush recomendations - between a boar and a silver tip

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    Default Brush recomendations - between a boar and a silvertip

    Hello Gents,

    I am looking for recommendations between a boar and a silvertip. I currently have a Semogue 1305, a Parker silvertip, and a Elite Razor silvertip. I use a range of different soaps and creams. I am looking for something with some backbone; not as floppy as my silvertips, but not as firm as the Semogue. Maybe a pure badger??? Any thoughts and/or recommendations
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    Do you have a Finest Badger? Those are very good all around performing knots and not top of the price line either.

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    Simpson best are nice. Thater silvertips have plenty of bacbone and are quite soft. As are simpson chubby brushes. Bull goose has a nice beehive Vie-long with plenty of backbone as well
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    Finest twoband may serve you well
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    Stack,

    A Heinrich Thater 24-28mm two-band silvertip is a wink from an angel.
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    A Simpson manchurian would fill the bill very nicely.
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    I like Obies thought. I have a Thater 4125/2 26mm silvertip, sweet soft tips and plenty of backbone for soaps. I only own 2 creams and prefer soaps.
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    I have a Best Badger Thater that is awesome. Soft on the face but stiff enough to build good lather. I think I paid $38 for it.

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    I have been looking at the Thater 4125 series for a while now, but I was unsure as to how the backbone would be with it being a silvertip. I have also looked at a few two band fine badgers, and I need to check out the recommended Simpson. Maybe I just need to ask Santa for three brushes…I have been nice Thanks for all of the feedback.

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