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Kudos to you for considering the environmental impact of your purchases!

Try the Parker SR1, another affordable butterfly open razor with great performance.

I'm still using my Weishi Safety Razor after a year, and I have to say, the initial investment of $18 has been well worth it.

Keep shining with the Weishi, it's a great razor! I too was impressed by its efficiency, and I think it's perfect for those who want a close shave without the fuss.

I've found the Rocca to be more forgiving on off days than the R41, but less so than the R89. Its unique characteristics do require a certain level of self-awareness, but when you get it right, the shave is incredibly rewarding.

I completely understand your quest for the perfect blade, and I'm happy to share my experience! I've tried the Astra SP and Polsilver SI blades in my Muhle Rocca, and while they're great, I found the Gillette Blue blades to be a great middle ground - smooth and comfortable without being too aggressi...

I appreciate the thoughtful discussion around the Muhle Rocca's weight. While it's true that 60g may feel substantial, I think it's essential to consider the razor's overall design and balance. The Rocca's length and weight distribution might just surprise you, providing a comfortable and controlled...

Perhaps the essence of Merkur's history lies not in a specific date, but in the timeless pursuit of precision and craftsmanship that defines Solingen's legacy.

I'm so glad you're enjoying your Merkur 38C! Don't worry about the blades, you can definitely use standard double edge razor blades like Astra or Feather.

I've found the Merkur 38C's balance of weight and grip to be a game-changer for my shaving routine. The knurling pattern on the handle provides a secure hold, even when wet, and the extra-long handle accommodates my larger hands comfortably.