Here's a pic of the bowl with the lid:Yeah, the tench and grayling are very much indigenous to Britain's waterways. The bowl reminds me of Izaak Walton's The Compleat Angler...
I have a copy dated 1702..
There that’s Blutt again.Pre-shave: Hot Shower
Brush: Morris & Forndran Heritage II 'Blonde Badger' shaving brush
Soap/Cream: Phoenix & Beau Spitfire shaving soap
Razor: Blutt WR-1 razor (1.2 mm)
Blade: Personna 'Lab Blue' (1)
Post-shave: Phoenix & Beau Spitfire splash
Fragrance: Phoenix & Beau Spitfire solid cologne
WOW, what a way to start after the changeover!
Lather shots here.
The Boti Anodised Titanium AC Razor looks nice but how does it stack up to your other AC razors and do you find the coating slippery in the hand?
Saturday Afternoon Shave 04.015.23
RAZOR: Boti Anodised Titanium AC Razor: Meteor
BLADE: Kai Captain Mild PINK
BRUSH: Oumo 01 Venus SHD Badger Fire Color 26mm FAN
LATHER: Pre de Provence No. 63 Shave Soap
POST: Ethos Mélange d’agrumes Skin Food Splash
Thanks for asking @Razor Burn. First of all, the handle has enough relief in the design, that it's easy to grip even when wet. As far as comparison goes, the Boti is a decorative version of Shield's basic AC razor. Made in China, the fit and finish of Shield razors is as good, or better, than any U.S. or European razors. IMHO, the AC version performs on a level with the RR Hawk V3 standard, Alpha Claymore Evolution, and Blackland Vector.
And now we wait for the obligatory rebuttal from @Gargravarr.
Sorry, I can't offer a rebuttal, as I haven't tried the Boti. I do like the look of it though.
As for comparisons between the others, we've seen some pretty extreme cases of YMMV on this forum, and that's a Good Thing(TM).
