Feather All Stainless Steel Safety Razor Review!
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
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They are close to $300 in Australia, but it is a great razor. Been wet shaving now for 3 years with the 34C had the opportunity to get this at a good price. An amazing Razor, especially for sensitive skin. Fine hair
I have the WS-D2 and I enjoy it so much! It’s a beauty.
Have had it for over two years. Love it.
I'm using mine for about 6 month's. It wasn't cheap. But I love it. And considered that it will last me for the rest of my life, it's worth every cent.
I was considering getting this one but I ended up getting the EJ 3one6. I assume they are similar
@@protoman2260 I never tried an EJ. So I can't comfirm it.
The smoothest shave I have had have come from my Gillette slim. For closeness I go for the Merkur 34c. The feather is well made but overrated as a razor.
I have one that I use either Feather or Rapira LUX blades in I would not use any other brands. It is mild and with a coarse or thickish beard it might take a few more passes to get it all and it makes for a great buffing razor (multiple short passes over stubborn parts) without the risk of nicks or cuts. Expensive yes but worth it YES!! Used with a quality cream and a pre shave just a great buy :D
One of these in the post winging it's way to me from my supplier 🙂, actually arrived mid-day so of course I had to go try it out .............. 10/10 all round well worth the money blade used was also a Feather but then again I've used their blades for years gave a BBS shave right out the box
I have this and I have to be honest with you. I like my Merkur 34C better. This razor though very lovely is so non aggressive I just never get as close as I do with the Merkur. And because it's so non aggressive, I end up getting cut because I tend to press harder. I alternate but typically don't use it that often...
Interesting, My first razor was Merkur Solingen Sledge Hammer (39C) with feather blade. Looks like it will be my last.
Fatip Piccolo !!!
Same thing with Gillette tech
The Rockwell 6S looks way more appealing for me. All stainless steel as well, customisable mildness to more aggressive shaves with the interchangeable heads, and around £100 cheaper.
Yes the Rockwell may not have the same finishing off that the Feather has, but its still pretty close, and will last a lifetime to. I know which I would go for when I'm in the market for a stainless steel razor.
Which?
Rockwell is a beast, I have both but use Rockwell daily on number 4 amazing razor 🪒
its funny how people complain about spending $150 on a razor that will out live them and they dont complain about buying a $500. cell phone like a i phone that you will be lucky if you use it after 2 years , so go figure????
seriously crazy crap - I agree totally ....
I collect and use straight razors, their value appreciate with time and such a privilege to incorporate antique as functional items in everyday life, amazing
For one this is an over glorified razor. An Edwin Jagger or merkur cost a fraction of the price with better performance. Quality wise if you take care of your razors this isn't an issue if you want to blow this much money on a razor might as well get a vintage razor
Merkurs have awful tolerances. You have to manually shift the blade to make it sit properly. Merkur razors have the non-cutting blade edges sticking out of their razors, which is kinda mandatory for them because of the tolerances but also a safety issue. Some people got bloody noses from this. With the Feather, you don't have to adjust the blade. It just sits the way it is supposed to. It completely encloses the blade for a safe shave. It's a completely different class, it looks and feels much better. It is also a lot more durable. The original Gillette razors cost about $120 in 2018 dollars. Besides, not everyone likes used shaving products.
and what else can you do with this razor compared to an iphone?
web, mail, camera, video,music, editing , games, shopping, etc
you can almost run a bussines over the phone, but with just a razor, may not be enough for a barber shop, lol
Any issues with rust or corrosion? Do you have to dry it after each shave (specially in the shower)?
No worries about rust. It is stainless steel covered with chrome that is brushed.
It does rust need to properly dry after each use!
@@Jack14432 Why not use a plastic one? It wont rust ...
@@rogernevez5187 I never used them don’t know about the quality of the shave they deliver. This one is definitely a great razor but need to be looked after properly. The stainless steel is rust resistant but can get some tiny rust on the coating which happened to mine.
@@Jack14432
The plastic ones I've mentioned are still safety razor blades and not the disposables. Ex:
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This razor is in my eyes soulless perfection. Although made entirely of stainless steel, it has a shaving razor made entirely of zinc alloy. And then this blade distance ... That's what the ladies intimate area.
Would love to shave a Japanese lady's intimate area with this razor.
Fatip Piccolo 100% brass
108 969 ¡Idiota!
This thing is great. Worth every penny! And I even end up saving a ton of money in the long run.
How did you save money?
I got one on alamaula argentina for 100 argentinian mony. Sorry for my english
I got one on ebay for $110. You might be able to find one a bit cheaper than that if you're patient.
it costs $225 in Amsterdam..and there is one with a holder and gift pack costing $300 yep were nuts overhere..i'm a newbie so perhaps this one is not for me just yet..
Btw you mentioned the price to start of..if i add the complete kit a nice brush all the other stuf..i end up around $170..
Perhaps in the future..ahhaha..thx for the review..
i feel i ended up in a new world of enthusiasts ...from mechanical keyboard enthusiasts to shaving hahaha.. i keep piking the expensive hobbies ;-)
buy it over internet..? eBay got some deals, if you google the one your looking for you find links to other sites that sell it (legit sites, some are, some are not OR legit seller like on eBay)
Thank you
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Thank you man!
Awesome Razor
Where it is available in india
Great razor 👌
feather is very expensive always.
I found one in the dollar tree very similar. It cost me 1 dollar .
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Uh-huh, I bet! 😂
That's sweet ,
jeez, hold the damn thing still. almost got a headache.
this head looks like a Gillette tech head.
Is too expensive for what it is.
Why would anyone get this when there's loads of better razors cheaper and providing better quality shaves? If ur gunna blow this amount of money you might as well get a nice vintage razor.
The feather is the best at providing quality shaves, why buy something else?
@Paul 87 I,ll would rather have a vintage Gillette Fatboy.
@@CompetentSalesUSA Fatip Piccolo 100% better
If you're avoiding plastic disposable razors, you're already ahead of the game anyway.
never put a derby in a feather safety razor lol that is silly.... that would be like putting cheap ass gas in a lamborghini.
The Feather AS-D2 is probably the most overrated, overpriced and overestimated safety razor on the world market.
First, the material is dubious. It's relatively light, looks cheap, and blatantly resembles aluminum. It seems to me that the producer plays tricks on the customers, calling it an "all stainless" razor without really using the word "steel". This seems to me an act of deception, trying to create the false expectation that it's made of stainless steel, though it actually isn't. There are many materials that are "stainless" without necessarily having to be stainless steel.
Second, this razor's performance is extremely poor. You have to keep cap-riding all the time to achieve at least some shave. Even if you use the Feather blades, this razor almost doesn't shave. It's zero aggressiveness really sucks.
Third, it looks very cheap and ugly because the material looks like aluminum. The only thing that is obviously made of stainless steel is the stand. The cheap appearance of the razor unpleasantly contrasts with the beautiful stainless steel finish of the stand - these two look like they don't belong to each other.
I've bought this toy for my son to become his firsts safety razor, because it's unlikely to nick him. Unfortunately, I think it's also unlikely to give him any shave at all.
Besides, this razor is also extremely unsuitable for men with sensitive skin because many strokes need to be applied at one place to achieve at least some shave; this naturally leads to bad skin irritation. I find it actually questionable whether this toy is suitable for anyone at all. Compared to, for instance, the excellent Edwin Jagger 3one6, the AS-D2 is just a bunch of problems.