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    Heartring 151 razor
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    7/8 Fridour SS
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    First shave with this razor - seems heavy (even for a 7/8), but was easy to control/use. Overall, a good first shave with this razor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by suzuki View Post
    7/8 Fridour SS
    Rooney #1 large silvertip
    Coates lavender
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    QED ASC

    First shave with this razor - seems heavy (even for a 7/8), but was easy to control/use. Overall, a good first shave with this razor.
    I shaved with my first 7/8 friodur on Monday. I agree that it is hefty, but gave a really nice shave. It feels stiffer than my 7/8 Filly. I'd love to get my hands on a 6/8 friodur though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jnich67 View Post
    I shaved with my first 7/8 friodur on Monday. I agree that it is hefty, but gave a really nice shave. It feels stiffer than my 7/8 Filly. I'd love to get my hands on a 6/8 friodur though.

    Jordan
    Funny, I was thinking the exact same thing - I know Dovo has the "Renaissance" which at $120 for a new 6/8 stainless with nice scales seems like it might do the trick.

    I've seen lots of the Fridour's in 7/8 and 8/8, but never in 6/8 for some reason.

    This is my only SS razor and it does have a different feel to it than my CS blades.

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    Quote Originally Posted by suzuki View Post
    I've seen lots of the Fridour's in 7/8 and 8/8, but never in 6/8 for some reason.
    I think this is because 5/8 was the most common size back in the day, and Crowley happened upon a big stock of 7/8 and 8/8 that SRP is quickly relieving him of.

    But Henckels still makes the Friodur in 5/8 and 6/8 sizes. I've got a new 6/8 and love it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mparker762 View Post
    But Henckels still makes the Friodur in 5/8 and 6/8 sizes. I've got a new 6/8 and love it.
    Where did you get yours?

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    www.cutleryandmore.com

    Search for "razor", it should turn up the 5/8 and 3/4 (aka 6/8) size henckels. 5/8 is $100, 6/8 is $150. Comes in a very nice aluminum fitted casket.

    The 5/8 is also sold by Nordstroms, but they charge about as much as cutleryandmore charges for the 6/8.

    It is interesting that the 5/8 isn't marked a Friodur but the 6/8 is. I assume it means the 5/8 isn't actually cryo treated, but I'm not sure why they wouldn't do this.
    Last edited by mparker762; 12-20-2006 at 02:11 PM.

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    Thanks - at the risk of hijacking the thread, how do the Fridour and Dovo SS razors differ - as the Dovo 6/8 is a fair bit cheaper that the Fridour.

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