🪒 Organize Your Shaving Essentials with the Colonel Ichabod Conk Brush and Razor Stand Review

I'm not sure if I just got a bad one but the base of the stand isn't strong so it falls off at the slightest movement. Also, the area where the razor was held pointed down a bit, causing my razor to fall out frequently. All wells were made haphazardly and carelessly. Overall, it didn't fulfill any of the basic functions I needed. Instead, I bought an Omega stand, which works much better.

I gave this to my son for Christmas and he loves it as it holds his shaving brush and razor together and allows the brush to air dry in its natural form. The stand isn't very tall, but the base is weighted to keep it upright. You will also need a flat, level surface. If you hit it lightly it will fall, but since it has its own place next to the sink this isn't a big problem.

Mine broke on the brush holder - the half circle that acts as the brush holder was simply glued to the holder and broke off. For some reason I expected it to be solid or welded. By the way, I have a Parker 99R Long Handle Razor and it's too long for the stand. I think anything but a short handle would be too long. I even tried hanging the excess handle on the outline of the sink but it wasn't enough.

It looks great and does what I need. I tilted it forward slightly to better hold the razor. The razor could slip off my sink. If the razor holder was tilted up a bit, the brush holder would solve my situation. YMMV

Nice holder, well made and fits brush and razor well. The only thing that worries me is the balance of this article. Perhaps this is due to the weight of the razor I have chosen, for example when shaving, the razor has to be removed from the stand or it will tip over. The problem is solved by adding a small weight to the base.

Here my Tweezerman brush holds up well enough to dry properly. After a few months, I noticed a slight discoloration on my countertop where it was standing. This may be due to the rubber/foam padding on the bottom. The main problem with this stand is the indecisive razor holder on the back. The arms don't reach far enough to hold my razor and it will either dangle unsteadily (after spending a few minutes balancing it on my teeth) or just decide to fall out. It was cheaper than a lot of the other

I have a Merkur extra long safety razor and bought this product. not the brightest idea. But it's good and works well for my brush. Also, it looks a little more bronzed in the picture than it actually is - the real product is fully chromed.