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Thread: Which grade of badger knot you preffer most?

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    TGN two band finest is my favorite....

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    Put me down for the GN finest , 2-band. I have a couple and they excel with creams and soaps. I tried the silvertip but didn't think it compared favorably with the finest, for me.

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    It is suprising how few people here have a BAD! For me it truely depends on the soap/cream that is in use. I use a Best badger for my soaps, (sometimes fine badger) and a nice floppy long loft luxury best badger for creams, but you know sometimes things get a bit crazy and I mix them up also, just to keep it fresh and appreciate the performance. It must have some backbone and be luxurious though which means a bit of extra loft.

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    I've tried all the knots from TGN and for me the best one is the TGN 2-band Finest Fan. The Super Silvertip is right behind, followed by the silvertip Grade A.

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    I like Black Badger, followed by Silvertip and Super Badger. Black badger has lots of backbone and is very exfoliating.

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    Pure, the only type of badger I've tried is what I prefer.

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    I found an old rubberset aluminum handled shaving brush in an antique shop. I wanted to put a badger knot in it ( I thought the black badger would have looked nice, but the largest was a 24mm) I asked Tony over at TGN to reccommend one. I wound up with a 26mm finest in a bulb shape, pretty good all around face/bowl lather brush.


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    I only have two brushes. One is a Vulfix super badger, and the other is a Vulfix boar brush. I use the badger brush most of the time, but I like to use the boar brush a couple times a month.

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