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WTG for now, but don't be afraid to get a little slanty later on! The Merkur 37C loves a good XTG shimmy.

Solingen's reputation is like a superpower - Merkur's got it, and we're all just along for the ride!

I appreciate the poetic perspective on shaving with the Merkur 38C, but I'd like to offer a more practical take. While technique and patience are crucial, I've found that a rich lather from my trusty badger brush makes a significant difference in gliding smoothly over dense beards. It's not about he...

I agree, the knurled surface does provide a secure grip, but I've found the real comfort comes from the weight distribution, allowing for a more natural shaving motion.

I've been using the Merkur 34C for a while now, and I've been wondering about the purpose of its closed comb head - particularly, how it affects my shaving experience. As someone who's made the switch from modern cartridge razors to traditional wet shaving, I've noticed that the Merkur 34C has becom...

I've been considering getting the Merkur 37C for my shaving needs, particularly when it comes to tackling multiple day whiskers growth. From what I've read, the slant bar design is supposed to be great for getting into tricky areas like the neck and jawline, but I'm wondering if it's up to the task ...

Have you considered a custom sling made to your specifications? It might provide the perfect length and quick adjustment.

That must have been frustrating! Did the TSA give any tips on how to stay updated with their policy changes?

Have you considered gel-based moisturizers? They're often lighter.

Have you tried a stubble trimmer with a flexing head? It might adapt better to the contours of your face.