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That's interesting that you follow the DB with a Tam, Alex. If I was going for a Scottish hone progression I would reach for the Tam first.

Chris L

The hardness and the fineness deviating from my personal experience with the Dalmore Blue is what is causing me to pause a bit as well, Alex. "Hardness" and "fineness" are subjective terms to the...

That's what counts. Stones in my small coticule collection vary from soft to medium to hard/glassy. Naturals do vary from stone to stone.

If the Dalmore Blue is giving you great shaves then...

Yes, that is a Scottish Dalmore Blue stone. A Belgian Blue is certainly not blue either so take the color description with a grain of salt. The Dalmore Blue is one of the most aesthetically...