Visual breakdown
Criteria
Material 3
Finish 4
Tolerances 4
Head/comb shape 2
Dry/wet grip 4
Comfort 5
Control 5
Head glide 3
Balance 2
Weight 3
Loading safety 3
Cleaning 3
Closeness 5
Head control 1
Blade sensitivity 3
Forgiveness 2
Looks 4
Reward 2
Value in 25 years 1
Only razor for life 1
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This review is about the Merkur Futur Introduction Merkur is a German brand that during its existence has delighted us with models as different as the Merkur 34 HD and the Vision 2000.
Thank you very much José María. A classic razor among the classics. I have never had one nor is it a razor that I will ever have. It just hasn't entered my eye. The missing @Nazareno had a lifespan just like @Vimoca. Whenever the u
Stuka · 2025-03-14 · 4 likes
View commentGood morning, It is a machine that has a lot of polish, is very solid and large, and in a display with other clippers around it, its beauty stands out even more. It is a clipper that attracts attention. Shaves very well. In my opinion it has 3 weak points
Quiquese · 2025-03-14 · 4 likes
View commentThank you very much José María. It is pretty, but as a tool… A hug.
Jimenjos · 2025-03-14 · 2 likes
View commentFrom that “Made in Germany” of the Futur, to that of the Companion is a distance that not even the Rubicon, my good @Hosay18
Avieso · 2025-03-14 · 2 likes
View commentYou always speak truths like a castle, dear @Avieso! I wouldn't buy a Futur or a Companion. The big difference between these two is that I respect the Futur. I do not agree with the path they have chosen but I respect and value the audacity that
Hosay18 · 2025-03-14 · 2 likes
View commentThank you very much for one more Jose Maria. This clipper is an analogy for the times we live in, things in the future have rarely been better than those in the past.
J349 · 2025-03-14 · 2 likes
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