I've only been straight razor shaving for about a year, but I'm well bitten by the bug. I use nothing but a straight edge and really enjoy my shaving rituals. recently I wanted to add to my small collection and scanned the internet looking for something different - I came up with the Revisor out of Solingen Germany.

I did a little research and discovered - not too surprisingly - that Solingen seldom produces poor steel. One of the big deciders for me, was cost - isn't it too most of us. Currently the Euro is suffering and the Euro is at a good exchange rate, even for us in Canada.

I ordered a 6/8 blade with a very nice blue and gold etching of a local landmark - see photo below. It took about two weeks to get to me, which included a short delay in Canadian customs. I was/am very impressed by the finish and quality - but again, it's German, so not too surprising. The big surprise was the quality of the edge, it truly was shave ready - no bull. I had read report of Revisor's not being shave ready, but mine came out of the box, onto the face with no issues.

With the exchange rate as it is, for me, the Revisor range represents great value for money and a great shave. Interested to hear what you guys know/feel about Solingen blades.
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