Visual breakdown
Criteria
Material 2
Finish 3
Tolerances 3
Head/comb shape 3
Dry/wet grip 3
Comfort 4
Control 3
Head glide 3
Balance 5
Weight 4
Loading safety 5
Cleaning 2
Closeness 4
Head control 3
Blade sensitivity 4
Forgiveness 4
Looks 2
Reward 3
Value in 25 years 1
Only razor for life 1
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This review is about the Wilkinson Sword Classic Premium “The Edger” image1250×606 56.7 KB Introduction In these reviews we do not look at brands, models, or pedigree to determine which razors we review.
Thanks for the review, José María. I think that some of us who move around this forum start with that, with the Classic. In my personal experience, the first shave was horrible, the second one too. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. And I went back to the multi-leaves I thought
McAco · 2024-11-29 · 10 likes
View commentIt was my first classic double-edged razor and for that reason I give it a certain sentimental value. It's not a gem but it doesn't do it badly either. After having a few more in the collection, it has been relegated to a second residence and exclusively for the head.
Plg · 2024-11-29 · 7 likes
View commentIf it improves to the Classic, it can now be taken into account to start or act as a substitute. Thanks for the review @Hosay18
Avieso · 2024-11-29 · 3 likes
View commentNice to see you here again @Stuka! It is always a pleasure to be able to share in this Forum. Totally agree. For less than 15 euros you have a very competent clipper. He who doesn't want to doesn't save.
Hosay18 · 2024-11-29 · 3 likes
View commentA pleasure @Jimenjos! Correct. And we have seen that it is not necessary to pay 400 bucks for a razor to be clean shaven. These razors always fill me with gratitude seeing that a good shave is possible with basic level tools. P.S. The Pac
Hosay18 · 2024-11-29 · 3 likes
View commentLet's see how long the streak lasts, but I can't complain.
Jimenjos · 2024-11-29 · 3 likes
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