Thread: How would the rankings go????

Ok......understand what you are saying my friends. As far as M&M's...............to me, any of them are best!!!!

I would suggest, if you haven't already, cruising by the top level of the site and checking out the "Helpful Links" section. Oh, and the Library. There's a sort of razor buying guide in there as well.

We also have a Classifieds section where there are many fine deals to be had. What really is most important is if the razor is shave ready. Most expensive to least expensive, I'd take the least if it had been honed by a honemeister to be shave ready rather than a questionable ferrari.

Cheers and welcome.

I would say, and it's just an opinion that what is more important to those starting out , is to find that combination of grind, blade width, and style that gives you the best shave. It take time to find "the one" that shaves the best for you (but it's a lot of fun) Most all vintage razors were high quality. Finding one that hasn't been abused is essential. Welcome to SRP.

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