Thread: One Brush to Rule Them All...

Originally Posted by RobbW

This is the post that tipped me over the edge--in the end there were too many very experienced and knowledgeable members here knowing what a great product and great deal this is. PayPal sent for a bulb. Thank you all for your help!! I'm sure I'll enjoy this brush for many, many years to come. :thumbsup:

When you get that Thater you'll be one happy dude.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

When you get that Thater you'll be one happy dude.

I'm sure that I will. I've seen enough of your reviews to know you know your stuff! I also tend to think carefully about my purchases, especially where I'm out of my areas of knowledge, but once I commit I'm "all in" and don't regret or second-guess my choices. I have no doubts I'll love the Thater--and that it will be miles beyond my EJ Best Badger.

Thanks again for your advice.

As Jim states, "What I've found is I'm happiest with a Semogue boar brush. Smooth and stiff, great on soaps or creams, it really just works."

Exactly my feeling. The Semogue boar is an amazing instrument.

Same here. Semogue boar is my go to brush, great value, good to know I'm in good company.

While a Thater is in my future, this has been the best all around brush I've used so far (I've used/owned Rooney Heritage, Shavemac, Simpson, Kent):

Savile Row 3824 in all it's glory:


Steve

All my brushes have either been the cheap ones from wal mart, or knots from the golden nib that I put in homemade handles, so the group buy brush will be my first real brush in about 4 years of wet shaving, can't wait for it to arrive

Two brushes to rule all the others hmmm...



Just kiddin'...imho my M&F's from Lee Sabini currently represent the best value for money on the market...

Beautiful brushes Peter, I consider my Ivory Plisson to be the pinnacle of my collection too and hence the one (or two) to rule them all.