gentlemen,
I am looking for some advice on a larger size brush of good quality, nice hair density , and heft.
Marty
gentlemen,
I am looking for some advice on a larger size brush of good quality, nice hair density , and heft.
Marty
Ookla... Ariel.....RIDE!!!!
"Noble Knight of the Veg Table"
What kind of brush are you currently using?
-Kyle
...the police often question him, just because they find him interesting...his blood smells like cologne...
kyle,
I have an Omega boar and one of the smaller savile row silvertips. i like them both(especially the size of the omega) and the way the silvertip works with my soaps.
marty
Ookla... Ariel.....RIDE!!!!
"Noble Knight of the Veg Table"
I started out with a Tweezerman Pure Badger and made the jump to a Vulfix #41. I love the Vulfix but am currently looking for something a little different. Since you already have a SR (my understanding is they are made by Shavemac), then you might be interested in one of the Vulfix Models.
-Kyle
...the police often question him, just because they find him interesting...his blood smells like cologne...
kyle,
tyx for all the wondeful info. now, if i buy the vulfix 41 and pick up another brush, will that mean i am suffering from BAD?
Marty
Ookla... Ariel.....RIDE!!!!
"Noble Knight of the Veg Table"
Of course it does! But who cares as long as you're enjoying it.Originally Posted by htownmmm
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Ron,
That was the mother of all reviews! man, that brush was just too sweet to look at- all I can say is whoa,momma-where's my credit card? And where do I purchase the monster?
Marty
Last edited by htownmmm; 04-01-2006 at 11:25 AM.
Ookla... Ariel.....RIDE!!!!
"Noble Knight of the Veg Table"
Marty I purchased it from QED. There are some additional handle styles and sizes here. As a quick intro, the hilt styles are the two high-order digits of the brush number, i.e. 31XX, 32XX, 33XX, 37XX, and 38XX. The second two digits, the XX's above, are the knot size, i.e. a 3128 is a 31 style hilt with a 28mm knot. Good luck and enjoy.Originally Posted by htownmmm
Best regards,
Ron
vita non est vivere sed valere vita est
Kyle,
Was that Tweezerman worth buying? My budget is pretty limited right now, so I can't really buy a great brush just yet. Do you think I should go for the Tweezerman, or wait a few weeks and get something nicer? As I am just starting out, I probably will not buy anything more than $35 whatever I do.
Thanks.
Jordan
The Tweezerman was good for me, but I have read several accounts of bad experiences where this brush fell apart after a month of use. Either way, it is only $10 and provided the one you buy holds up, it should give you a good enough performance to determine whether or not wet shaving is for you.
Having said this, if I was starting all over again with the knowledge that I have now, I would look very closely at the Savile Row brushes sold at QED. They range in price from $28-$82, and I don't know that I've ever read a bad review on these brushes. Additionally, Charles (the owner) welcomes phone calls from potential customers and can most likely help you pick out a brush that truly fits your needs and your budget.
Hope this helps.
-Kyle
...the police often question him, just because they find him interesting...his blood smells like cologne...
Thanks for the suggestion. I will look into the brushes at QED.
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