New Stirling Finest Badger!

Posted over on WS but here's some gel tip proof for those on the fence: http://imgur.com/a/wfj1K

Posted over on WS but here's some gel tip proof for those on the fence: http://imgur.com/a/wfj1K

Noice! Here's mine

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I love mine as well. Also looks like Rod is sold out of those brushes and now the next batch will be the increased price ones.


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I'm am very happy for ezlovan. It is a great brush!

Thanks,  Hector! I owe you,  because you were one of the first to buy and the first to review.

Yeah, I wouldn't have got one if it wasn't for this thread! Lol, thanks Hector!

Thanks,  Hector! I owe you,  because you were one of the first to buy and the first to review.

Oh stop it Seriously, it is a great brush and I can't wait for your next offering.

Posted over on WS but here's some gel tip proof for those on the fence: http://imgur.com/a/wfj1K

Thanks,  Hector! I owe you,  because you were one of the first to buy and the first to review.

Is it true that the next batch will be at the $39.99 price point? (Still a bargain in my mind)

Do you think the 26mm variant will be launched sometime this year?

Thanks!

Is it true that the next batch will be at the $39.99 price point? (Still a bargain in my mind)

Do you think the 26mm variant will be launched sometime this year?

Thanks!

I personally really never gave a Badger Hair brush consideration. Like most have said I expected I  would need to spend at least $60 if not closer to $100 to get a decent brush.  I was happy with my two Omega Boar brushes. Then I found the Plisson like synthetics and have been very happy thinking I was done.  Now this thread and it got me thinking maybe I need to try one.  I was this close to placing an order but I think the 26mm may be more to my liking, so I am happy for Rod that he was able to get his brushes sold and that new ones will be coming out.  

I do not wish to derail the Stirling Brush Thread but I was on Italian Barber's site and noticed that they had a Finest Badger Brush with the same statement that it was an initial offering and in the future it would go up $10.00.  Are these the same knots, similar to what they are all doing with the Plisson like knots.  Not quoting but I thought Rod said he had to lower the price of the Kong to compete with some of the bigger players who can buy bigger lots.  I wonder if this will hold true to these Badger Knots where there will be a lot of pressure to hold the price down to compete as everyone starts to offer them.

Is it true that the next batch will be at the $39.99 price point? (Still a bargain in my mind)

Do you think the 26mm variant will be launched sometime this year?

Thanks!

I personally really never gave a Badger Hair brush consideration. Like most have said I expected I  would need to spend at least $60 if not closer to $100 to get a decent brush.  I was happy with my two Omega Boar brushes. Then I found the Plisson like synthetics and have been very happy thinking I was done.  Now this thread and it got me thinking maybe I need to try one.  I was this close to placing an order but I think the 26mm may be more to my liking, so I am happy for Rod that he was able to get his brushes sold and that new ones will be coming out.  

I do not wish to derail the Stirling Brush Thread but I was on Italian Barber's site and noticed that they had a Finest Badger Brush with the same statement that it was an initial offering and in the future it would go up $10.00.  Are these the same knots, similar to what they are all doing with the Plisson like knots.  Not quoting but I thought Rod said he had to lower the price of the Kong to compete with some of the bigger players who can buy bigger lots.  I wonder if this will hold true to these Badger Knots where there will be a lot of pressure to hold the price down to compete as everyone starts to offer them.

I was also between the razorock and Stirling badgers. The razorock product line is pretty incredible and I've been very happy with everything that I picked up from them.

With that being said I ended up going with the Stirling and I absolutely do not regret it. It's a great brush.

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