Thread: Sun May 26th - Sat June 01th

Originally Posted by BobH

Yes, for some reason domestic razors go under valued. I guess they just don't have the cache of foreign made ones. All I can say having a few different American made razors is that they shave as well as any others I have.

Bob

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Originally Posted by BobH

Yes, for some reason domestic razors go under valued. I guess they just don't have the cache of foreign made ones. All I can say having a few different American made razors is that they shave as well as any others I have.

Bob

Unfortunately, the domestic brand that I most love seems to be seeing a bit of a price creep. I'm sure it mostly has to do with knife collectors and a very few straight collectors/shavers slowly driving the prices up.

Originally Posted by Badgister

Requier Frameback 6/8, Thiers issard best badger brush, DR Harris Windsor, Penhaligons Sartorial EdT

Beautiful frameback, always loved the frame backed razors, have a little separate collection of them, have an old TI or two as well, superb SOTD! Thanks!

I love using it when I've missed a few days. Effortless!

Originally Posted by Badgister

I love using it when I've missed a few days. Effortless!

Agreed - I find the framebacks so easy to use, and am always amazed at what a superb close shave they provide. Well said though, effortless and BBS every time.

"For years I've enjoyed the excellent European and Japanese razors, and I'm very pleased to have found an American razor that consistently shaves with the very best I've ever used. " Fatboyslim

There are many Yankee razors that are top notch. Geneva/Genco, Burrell, Robeson, Torrey off the top of my head.
My $.02
Ken