(This post was last modified: 01-24-2019, 06:57 PM by gLet.)
I think they might be going the TTO vintage models is because of the mystique surrounding the Fatboy and the Slim. I for one am glad that they are producing TTO adjustable, but good TTO adjustable and not at high end market prices.
DE shaving is only cost effective if you buy one razor and a brush. But most people don’t and spend more than a cartridge razor system.
It’s like what the Japanese did with the Sony Walkman. Release new features ever other year and market it as “you got to have it”.
How many people on this and other forums only own just one DE razor? I can guess ZERO.
Artisans release new models and vintage replicas.....anyways I went way off track.
I like the reissued vintage models and they shouldn’t be expensive. I do own a super adjustable and fatboy and they are smooth shavers. I own the crusader and it is equally as smooth for me anyway.
I own a REX and that’s shaves well for me. The Ascension is equally efficient and very cost effective for a stainless steel razor.
Douglas Smythe did say “why are people
Going for the lowest common denominator?”
There needs to be more innovation in wetshaving and less copying!
But I do like the reissues as well
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