Rockwell R1 - Chrome White Review

. Comparable with Rapira, which I have been shaving for ten years. But the price of Rapira is 10 times less, and I didn’t notice any special differences from Rockwell R1, but I personally prefer Rapida in terms of shaving quality.

Different pros: weighty; from quality materials; comfortable to hold and use the razor; Comes with a set of replacement blades Cons below: Price; after a few months of use, a build-up of foam forms on the bottom of the shaving sole of the razor.

Shaves great. With the right blades (individually selected) and sliding foam, the razor works wonders! The main thing is not to rush))) I recommend it for beginners and those who remember how to shave with a classic safety razor!

In order to avoid cuts, I use non-aggressive Indian blades with this machine and always shaving cream with a shaving brush. When using ready-made foam from a cylinder, it is not possible to ensure stable sliding of the machine over the surface being shaved, skin areas periodically fall under the shaving edge of the blade into the slot located directly below it to remove excess foam (rather wide), as a result, the skin is injured. In machines where there are no such cutouts under the blade…

A great thing both for yourself and for a gift, the complete blades are quite sharp and I have enough for two comfortable shaves in 3 passes. The assembly is quite strong, in the open state, of course, everything is shaking, but in the closed state everything is fine, only the handle turns a little if you apply force. In general, the machine is worth the money and fully met expectations!)

Lies very comfortably in the hand. Provides a good shave without effort. I have never cut myself. Easy to clean. It really helps a lot with razor burn and irritation if you use short strokes and brush between passes. Remember to dry it every time you use it and wash it with soap and water from time to time to keep it spotless!

Having tried many different razors over the years, none compare to this one in terms of quality, especially in terms of reward points. I've been wet shaving for a long time and this is the best of all 5 big brands I've tried over the years, BUY AMERICAN

I really wanted to like this razor but I was disappointed. I have three Merkurs, three Edwin Jaegers and a vintage Gillette in my collection. They work great with the EJ, which is a bit more aggressive than the Mercury. Both are great. I wanted the TTO as a second razor for on the go. This razor is well made, feels good in the hand and has a nice chrome finish. But it scares me every time. I have no idea why as it is a soft razor. This is possible with Astra platinum blades, which work great…

Correct length and weight, elegant mid-century style. Perfect (just don't use the blades that came with the razor - it's not great - buy Gilette Platinum instead)

I think I've seen about 6-7 safety razors at Revain that look exactly like this, the most famous being probably the Vikings Blade Chieftain. Sure you can buy a $5 safety razor, but this one will last you the rest of your life. I wouldn't call this a super soft shave. Sure, it's soft, but the blade you're using also matters. He does what he has to do, cuts his hair. My knife alignment was accurate. I have hundreds of blades so I haven't tried the ones that come with them. I am sure they are more

This was the first time I used a safety razor after people commented on how good they are. I can say they are 10 times better than your 3 5 blade razors. This razor is very sharp and got rid of my hair in just one stroke. I have the feeling that I can shave much better and faster than with normal plastic razors. I used to use Venus type razors or other branded razors that already contain the necessary gel. It would take me 2-3 strokes to shave my legs and arms and this razor would require me to

So disappointed. I was happy to finally buy a metal razor to stop buying disposable plastic razors. But alas. I'm bleeding everywhere Cuts all over the legs. I don't know if it's a razor or the blades that came with it. But I can hardly strike without cutting off my legs. I've tried several times, trying to be very careful, thinking that you might shave differently with a real metal razor. I've been shaving my legs for decades so I'm not new to the business. And I've never cut myself before. I…

Good weight. Not very long handle. Good build quality and materials. The blades are sharp. You just have to rub it lightly on the skin.