Visual breakdown
Criteria
Material 5
Finish 5
Tolerances 5
Head/comb shape 5
Dry/wet grip 5
Comfort 5
Control 5
Head glide 4
Balance 5
Weight 5
Loading safety 4
Cleaning 4
Closeness 5
Head control 5
Blade sensitivity 5
Forgiveness 3
Looks 5
Reward 4
Value in 25 years 4
Only razor for life 4
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This review is about the Blackland Blackbird OC Ti image1200×628 15.3 KB Introduction Blackland is a brand that has always tried to do things a little differently compared to others.
Thank you very much for such an excellent review José María @Hosay18. A pleasure to read it. Allow me, personally I agree with the subjective part because the objective part is “per se” and therefore I also fully agree. The SS is more than enough wonder and c
Cires15 · 2025-01-24 · 7 likes
View commentWell, I'm going to say something that I think you haven't said: what a beautiful razor! Thanks for the review, José María.
McAco · 2025-01-24 · 3 likes
View commentGreat review I had my eye on it in its steel version and I waited patiently for Blackland's Black Friday, but in the end I opted for the Yaqi Ghost in titanium (I know they are not comparable). I was excited to have a titanium razor.
Al_tajo · 2025-01-24 · 3 likes
View commentThat's what I wanted to convey also in the review @Jimenjos. This is a piece of machinery but it's not going to be for everyone. Even if I had the comb closed I would say that it is not for everyone. The Blackbird has that exposure that gives it a very
Hosay18 · 2025-01-24 · 2 likes
View commentI didn't do it but the Ambassador is a looong razor. I don't know how the Osprey works but I have read very positive things about it. It has some things that I would like to investigate more about but I haven't tried it yet. If someone is encouraged, I do the
Hosay18 · 2025-01-24 · 2 likes
View commentMagnificent review. A design with almost 10 years that is timeless. The superb photographs.
J349 · 2025-01-24 · 2 likes
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