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(This post was last modified: 02-02-2017, 09:25 PM by andrewjs18.)
I've had my 2nd shave with the Calypso M1 now. It's a very nice razor - light and mild, but very efficient. I liken it to a feather as-d2 with a wider effective range and with more audible feedback when it's slicing through facial hair...quite nice, actually!

the biggest complaint with a feather as-d2 is that its cutting angle is so limited that if you don't find that proper angle, it'll literally cut nothing. I think that's where the ATT Calypso M1 might fit in - you have more range with it and it's about $50-60 cheaper than a brand new feather.

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(02-02-2017, 09:23 PM)andrewjs18 Wrote: the biggest complaint with a feather as-d2 is that its cutting angle is so limited that if you don't find that proper angle, it'll literally cut nothing.  I think that's where the ATT Calypso M1 might fit in - you have more range with it and it's about $50-60 cheaper than a brand new feather.

You can always sell your Feather back to me :p. I have been thinking about picking one up.

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(02-02-2017, 09:37 PM)iamsms Wrote:
(02-02-2017, 09:23 PM)andrewjs18 Wrote: the biggest complaint with a feather as-d2 is that its cutting angle is so limited that if you don't find that proper angle, it'll literally cut nothing.  I think that's where the ATT Calypso M1 might fit in - you have more range with it and it's about $50-60 cheaper than a brand new feather.

You can always sell your Feather back to me :p. I have been thinking about picking one up.

hahaha! I quite like the feather as well!

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