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Ah, good point on rotation. I'd suggest experimenting with 5-7 shaves per blade to find your sweet spot!

3.79 inches optimal.

Thank you for this detailed review! As a newcomer, I found the info on weight and balance especially helpful. Your insights will guide my purchase.

I've had my Rockwell T2 for over a year now, and I can attest to its durability. To ensure it lasts even longer, I make sure to dry it thoroughly after each use and store it in a dry place. With proper care, I'm confident it'll remain a trusted shaving companion for years to come!

I totally get your concerns about nicks and weepers, OP! I've been there too, and it's no fun. But I've found that the Pearl Shaving Flexi's adjustable setting is like having a personal shave coach - it guides you to find the perfect balance for your skin. And, let's be real, who doesn't love a good...

I'd like to build on what was mentioned about the adjustable feature and blade gap. When tweaking the aggressiveness, remember that the Flexi's 6-digit adjustment setting affects the blade gap, which ranges from 0.25mm to 1.00mm. So, when you adjust the setting, you're essentially changing the dista...

The blade clogging issue is a clear indicator of wear, and changing every 5-7 uses is a good rule of thumb.

I've noticed that many of you have mentioned the Rocca's unique characteristics, such as requiring a light touch and being more aggressive than the R89. I'd like to add that the Rocca's satin finish and low profile also contribute to its ability to provide a close shave, especially in hard-to-reach ...

Oh, I'm so sorry I didn't chime in sooner, I feel like I've been remiss in not sharing my own experience with the Muhle Rocca and blade compatibility. I've been using it with the Astra SP and Polsilver SI blades and have been thrilled with the results, but I've also heard great things about the Feat...

That's a great point about the pivoting head reducing pressure on the skin! Do you find that it also helps you maintain a consistent blade angle, or is it more about the flexibility to adjust on the fly?