#21

Member
Gatineau, QC, Canada
Very Well Said  Happy2

Alan H
"Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value."

  - Albert Einstein
#22

Member
Gatineau, QC, Canada
(This post was last modified: 12-05-2020, 01:59 AM by AlanH81.)
Well while are at it here is my Review of Wolfman Razor and what Beats it in my view..

Wolfman Razors beautifully done by James and excellent Craftsmanship no Doubt..

Never shaved with one I have polished few and seen it only..

Packaging and Presentation Could be little better with the price it comes with it Not a Cardboard Box and Polishing cloth that’s it..??

That’s the only thing I been critical of it and outrages prices folks they ask for being sold over $1500 CAD hmm not sure if I would justify that in my view..but hey do what makes you Happy and that you Enjoy Bottom Line.

What beats Wolfman razor is my Feather WS-D2 I payed back then $750 CAD for it with tax inc and shipping I don’t regret shaves very nice and piece of instrument to own and keep.

That’s about it for me and Karve is Really
Nice to Own SS and Titanium if we can get our hands on one as Chris is a busy guy and one man operation that’s hard especially with Covid.

Alan H
"Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value."

  - Albert Einstein
#23

Living on the edge
(12-03-2020, 03:23 AM)Cool Breeze Wrote: I've been happily shaving with a WR2 for over a year now, but wonder where to go next in the hobby. For those of you that have had a WR2, what did you find that beats it for you? It would be great to hear your story. Please mention your WR2 blade gap!

A Made in England Red Tip Superspeed beats a Wolfman WR2 1.05 in smoothness and efficiency hands down.
It is the only vintage that has survived n my collection.,I was lucky to get a pristine specimen some years ago.

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#24
I am curious whether it lives up to the hype.  I really don't want to wait many months to receive one.  What razors are just as goon?  Karve, Tatara?
#25
(12-23-2020, 04:27 AM)ilndnupe Wrote: I am curious whether it lives up to the hype.  I really don't want to wait many months to receive one.  What razors are just as goon?  Karve, Tatara?
You can always get on his list, try other razors in the meantime. When you get your Wolfman after the 6-12 months wait; try it out, if you don't like it you can sell it for what you paid.

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#26

Living on the edge
(This post was last modified: 12-23-2020, 04:57 AM by Tester28.)
(12-23-2020, 04:27 AM)ilndnupe Wrote: I am curious whether it lives up to the hype.  I really don't want to wait many months to receive one. 

You could always pick up a 'like-new' piece on BST here   Idea

https://damnfineshave.com/thread-want-to...hed-finish

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#27
(12-03-2020, 03:23 AM)Cool Breeze Wrote: I've been happily shaving with a WR2 for over a year now, but wonder where to go next in the hobby. For those of you that have had a WR2, what did you find that beats it for you? It would be great to hear your story. Please mention your WR2 blade gap!


Only thing that beats a wr2 for me are my straight razors.

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#28

Member
Singapore
Just shaved with my Carbon CX after a long break (to test out other new acquisitions) and it really is a pleasure to shave with. Much more nimble than the WR2.

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#29
Not a lot beats the WR2 (1.05) but I would say Charcoal Goods Lvl2. I like Brian’s heavier handles (Stingers and Magnums) but his new shop is being built and unfortunately unsure of what he will be producing when it gets up and running. But the CG Lvl2 efficiency is perfect for me and it’s smoothness is probably an 8/10 with its efficiency near the same 7/10 ranking. Sheer functional artwork!

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#30
JimmyH...agreed! Love my CG razors!

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