I like it. It's unusual, attractive, lightweight, and efficient. To me, it shaves better than the Merkur 37,
any of the iKon slants, the Fasan Twist, or any other slant razor, and it doesn't torque the blade.
I don't generally like slant razors, but this is a notable exception. This is a Damn Fine Razor.

Very efficient. Very clean shaver. Smooth, but somewhat aggressive.
I got a Damn Fine Shave in just one pass, with no blood shed, and no irritation.
N. B., I'm an experienced shaver who likes aggressive razors.

Good, but not great.
The handle has no knurling, but the razor is so very light that it doesn't really need it.
It is far less likely to slip from the hand than a heavy razor.

Very simple blade replacement. No difficulties at all.

Very good. That being said, as seen in the last picture, I used a non standard handle with it,
to give it extra weight. It feels better in my hand with the added weight, but shaves well either way.
Note: The handle I used is the one that Doug sort of copied for the Aluminum version of this razor.
I like my vintage handle better than Doug's sort of copy. It's chromed brass; Doug's is aluminum.

Very good value. $19.95 + shipping. That's a very low price.

No complaints. Fit and finish are good. Design is excellent. A copy of the Walbusch Humpback Slant.

Inexpensive yet attractive. Excellent graphics. Would make an appealing gift.