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Savile Row SR212
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3 573 Sun May 7, 2006
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Description:
Howdy All,

I’ve been using my Savile Row ‘big ass’ brush that I got from QED for about two weeks now, so I thought I’d write a review.

The brush’s product ID is “SR12T” (however QED has it listed under “SR212”). It’s a super badger brush with a 30mm knot, and a nice faux-tortoise handle that’s a translucent amber.

Now for some pictorial goodness:


The brush:




Some close-ups:






An overhead shot:


Next to a quarter for comparison to show how big this darned thing is:


Next to my handmade Damascus knife with a buffalo horn handle to show how beautiful this darned knife is (I thought it might be a nice pairing with the faux-tortoise… if the tortoise weren’t so faux, it would be):




The soak:


What I’ve dubbed the ‘money shot’:


A dip in the Trumper’s Coconut Oil Shaving Cream tub:


After several swirls (don’t ask me to define ‘several’):


Some (and by some, I mean a veritable boat load) beautiful lather after several more swirls:










Impressions:

I have to say, I thoroughly enjoy this brush, and for only $82.00, it appears to be good value for the money. As you can clearly see, it whips up shaving cream like Mr. T going to town on a pitiable fool. I haven’t had great results yet using it on soaps, as the bristles appear to be a little soft for that task, but the jury’s still out on that one as I am much more versed with creams. I will say, it does a fantastic job on my B&B shave stick. After applying stick to face, and then brush to face, I end up with a TON of rich, creamy, thick lather (just like with creams).

The feel of the brush is well balanced. The handle fills the hand nicely which makes for an easy, quick, air-infusing swirl. It seems to retain water fairly well. For the sake of the higher ground, I'll refrain from making a Rosie O'Donnell joke here, but sufficed to say, it does the job nicely.

Another plus of this big brush is it really traps in the heat. The first time I used it I was pleasantly surprised to find the lather in it still fairly warm when I went around for pass #2. All in all, I am very pleased with the brush, and have yet to be disappointed by it.

Cheers,

-Nick
Keywords: Savile Row SR212

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Nick

"Chuck Norris died 20 years ago, Death just hasn't built up the courage to tell him yet."

Registered: August 2005
Location: USA
Posts: 8078
Review Date: Sun March 5, 2006 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 0 

 
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Howdy All,

I’ve been using my Savile Row ‘big ass’ brush that I got from QED for about two weeks now, so I thought I’d write a review.

The brush’s product ID is “SR12T” (however QED has it listed under “SR212”). It’s a super badger brush with a 30mm knot, and a nice faux-tortoise handle that’s a translucent amber.

Now for some pictorial goodness:


The brush:




Some close-ups:






An overhead shot:


Next to a quarter for comparison to show how big this darned thing is:


Next to my handmade Damascus knife with a buffalo horn handle to show how beautiful this darned knife is (I thought it might be a nice pairing with the faux-tortoise… if the tortoise weren’t so faux, it would be):




The soak:


What I’ve dubbed the ‘money shot’:


A dip in the Trumper’s Coconut Oil Shaving Cream tub:


After several swirls (don’t ask me to define ‘several’):


Some (and by some, I mean a veritable boat load) beautiful lather after several more swirls:










Impressions:

I have to say, I thoroughly enjoy this brush, and for only $82.00, it appears to be good value for the money. As you can clearly see, it whips up shaving cream like Mr. T going to town on a pitiable fool. I haven’t had great results yet using it on soaps, as the bristles appear to be a little soft for that task, but the jury’s still out on that one as I am much more versed with creams. I will say, it does a fantastic job on my B&B shave stick. After applying stick to face, and then brush to face, I end up with a TON of rich, creamy, thick lather (just like with creams).

The feel of the brush is well balanced. The handle fills the hand nicely which makes for an easy, quick, air-infusing swirl. It seems to retain water fairly well. For the sake of the higher ground, I'll refrain from making a Rosie O'Donnell joke here, but sufficed to say, it does the job nicely.

Another plus of this big brush is it really traps in the heat. The first time I used it I was pleasantly surprised to find the lather in it still fairly warm when I went around for pass #2. All in all, I am very pleased with the brush, and have yet to be disappointed by it.

Cheers,

-Nick

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Registered: August 2005
Posts: 10136
Review Date: Sun March 5, 2006 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 0 

 
Positive aspects of the product (pros):
Cons:
Price: 10
Quality: 9
Density: 9
Stiffness of Tips: 7
Softness of Tips: 9
Ergonomic: 9
Latherability: 9

 
I LOVE this brush.

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- Joel
joel (at) badgerandblade.com
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Registered: March 2006
Location: Sugar Land, Texas
Posts: 95
Review Date: Sun May 7, 2006 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 0 

 
Positive aspects of the product (pros):
Cons:
Price: 10
Quality: 8
Density: 9
Stiffness of Tips: 7
Softness of Tips: 9
Ergonomic: 8
Latherability: 10

 
I love it. Very good brush.
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