Wilkinson Sword Classic T-Shape Razor, Black, 5 Replacement Blades Review

Better than any disposable machine. And it shaves cleaner and does not clog the blade with bristles, just rinse and clean, no need to pick out the bristles)) . For testing and understanding what a t-shaped razor is, it is the most cheap and cheerful.

Well, to test such a razor, this will do, but this is clearly not for long, either a replacement for something better, or simply a rejection of such razors. Due to the unfixed rod in the handle, the weight of the razor has to be caught With its pros: Interchangeable blades, quite durable design with no fastener play Has cons: The metal rod in the handle is not fixed and flops a little, the plastic parts of the razor scratch a little (needle file to help)

I recently tried a new razor and was pleasantly surprised with the results. Thanks to my knowledge gained in practice, I was able to achieve a close, comfortable shave without any irritations. The sleek black design adds a touch of beauty to my grooming routine, and the five replacement blades make it a cost-effective choice. The only downside is that the blades may not last as long as some other brands, but the overall quality of the razor more than makes up for it.

My very first T-razor. I can only make comparisons with an electric razor and all the typical vests. But their weight classes are totally dissimilar. At first, Wilkinson didn't understand, but after he did, everything made sense. It's important not to haste. Since the cuts were initially minor, this situation is different and involves a different method. Of course shaving takes longer, but holy crap the cost of shaving! "Cream, brush, razor, and off you go!" I suggest!

The machine was enjoyable to use overall. On the other hand, not everything operates without a hitch. After the first use, it seemed to clog up inside, and the metal rod stopped dangling, which was the first thing that rushed to people's minds when they saw the machine for the first time. This was especially true if you shook the machine (at least for now). In addition, I did not completely insert the blade; however, it did exhibit some backlash, despite the fact that this was not the case…

Good razor, for shaving every day or every other day. And not dear. Its pros: It shaves well if you remove the flash from the plastic cover. Reliable plastic. Was like that. For 2 years no complaints. It fits comfortably in the hand, and is pleasantly heavy due to the metal rod in the handle. Cons: Native blades seemed harsh to me. At first, she shaved uncleanly and uninformatively. Then I guessed that it was necessary to shave from the lid and it was necessary to remove the burr from the lid…

Different pros: Comfortable, comfortable weight. The shave is softer than multi-blade razors. Took for 450r. The blades included are excellent. Cons below: The brand symbol is almost unreadable. Not critical, but. Shaving whiskey is not very convenient due to the closed design.

This is my first T razor as well as my first experience with dangerous blades. It was a little scary to cut myself, but the shave was quite comfortable. Does not clog with hair, does not tear out hair like cassette hair (for me, shaving was hellish torment). With this razor, everything is in order, the shave was much more pleasant. I can’t say about irritation, as I am writing a review immediately after shaving. I almost didn’t cut myself if I fill my hand (shave 10-20 times), I think there…

Well, that's kind of fun. Now it is clear why they have outlived their own. Shaving with such a razor is a process that requires skill, skill and takes a lot of time. It will take you about a month to get the close shave you get from a normal chic safety razor. All this month you will be walking around badly shaved with irritated skin, cut scars, moles and other protruding elements on the skin of the face. And even when you comprehend zen, the shaving procedure will still take at least 12-30…

If you are thinking of changing a Chinese machine for 100 from a household store to this one, then change it. The difference is huge. If you plan to jump off cassette systems - too. Feels the same, but shaves cleaner and less irritation. Some pros: - Good geometry, the blade is set smoothly and does not play - Quality plastic. Doesn't bend. There are no backlashes and gaps. - Shaving is very comfortable, despite the apparent bulkiness of the head. - The plastic is smooth, does not scratch the…

My first T-razor. I can only compare with all the usual vests and an electric razor. But they are completely different weight classes. Wilkinson shaves great, at first he didn’t understand, but then he understood and things went on. The main thing is not to rush. For at first the cuts were small, but here it is a matter of technique, it is different. Shaving, of course, takes longer, but damn the process itself is high! Cream, shaving brush, razor and go!) I recommend!

An extremely unsuccessful model, it is better to take the same Lord. It will be better in all respects of this plastic toy.

If you need to shave, take: high-quality, safe, easy-to-use machine. If you want to get high - better look for something metallic and with a smooth rounded head. Pros: A very convenient mechanism for changing the blade - you turn the handle - while the top cover moves away along with the thread, and the bottom cover remains in place with the blade. You can easily remove the top cover and change the blade. Shave safely. The weight is small, but sufficient (handle with a weighted core). With its…

Got pros: Beautiful, soundly looks (for plastic). Good blades included With its cons. The head is not even, the blade pressure is not uniform. There is a flash. In general, very so-so. Shaving won't work well. At least I got this version

Different pros: Price-quality ratio. Metal core in the handle. Blades shave cleanly. Has cons: There are not large adhesions on the plastic, but it does not interfere with use.

In general, I liked the machine. However, not everything goes smoothly . The first thing that rushed was that the metal rod dangled a little inside, especially if you shook the machine, but after the first use it seemed to clog up inside and stop dangling (at least for now). Further, the blade, of course, I did not put in a complete one, but it albeit slightly backlashes (there is a suspicion that this will happen with any blades). As a result, if you twist the machine with the upper part, then

I compare with Muhle r89. While shaving daily, everything was fine, but when shaving two or three times a week, it does not cope well with the bristles, irritation appears. Until I bought r41, I took the subject Wilkinson head. Despite the plastic design, the quality is decent. I shave both my face and head. Everything suits, irritation sometimes happens with foam. Used on trips with foam from the mass market, at home - Proraso soap, and after shaving cream from "Freedom". The machine is…

Different pros: I do not even know. Price minus the cost of packing the blades. Has some cons The shaving head screw in the handle is plastic, thin. They could not make steel, like a core. There would be no demolition

There are other analogues cheaper by 30-40% made entirely of steel (I myself have one) they are much more pleasant to use than this one. Worth buying if you have an old razor of this type made of aluminum