Thread: i-stubble...Are you serious?

Originally Posted by markdfhr

That's my version of BBS.

Maybe you should work on your technique and blade angle a bit more.


As for laughing out loud RJ, I just did not know whether to laugh or just shake my head in disbelief of a consumer being gulliable enough to buy something like that.

Zen-razor

"The sound of one hand shaving... almost."

Its a Trimmer set on one. Big woop

Well what am I doing with all these silly razors. there is also a four minute instructional video on youtube on how to use it. The thing is I bet there are people out there who will buy it because is an "i" something or other.
-dan-

Make it and people will buy.

Originally Posted by ReardenSteel

I just did not know whether to laugh or just shake my head in disbelief of a consumer being gulliable enough to buy something like that.

"No one in this world has ever lost money by underestimating the intelligence of the great masses of the plain people"
H. L. Mencken

there is also a four minute instructional video on youtube on how to use it.

If you need four minutes of instruction on this thing, maybe it's for you because a straight razor sure isn't.

Originally Posted by sinnfein

Well what am I doing with all these silly razors. there is also a four minute instructional video on youtube on how to use it. The thing is I bet there are people out there who will buy it because is an "i" something or other.
-dan-

you got that right

OK to make up for a much more turse reply previously posted (for which I've already been chastised and rendered the appropriate mea kulpas) I'll merely say that this is a quantom step backwarads in our quest for men to shave like men. However, the point is well taken that anyone who needs a four minute video instruction on how to operate this electric abomination has no business even attempting a straight razor shave.

Really?

Just think about it for a second - why do men shave? It's because the current fashion for men is to be clean shaven, but that's not always been the case.
So, why is it surprising that when the fashion changes to having a stubble, there's a market of tools?

The truth is that most people on this forum wouldn't be into straight razor shaving had it not become fashionable as of late.