Just for fun I thought to compare the Gem Flying Wing (Bullet Tip) vs the Rockwell 6S on plate 4. It's hard to do a solid comparison because they don't take the same blade but hey, I used what I could. Loaded the Flying Wing with a gem PTFE on its second shave which in my experience is where a single edge blade starts to shine. I load the Rockwell with a brand new feather blade. Soap was a slick And cushioning Latha. Brush was a Semogue 610 boar. I did a three pass shave Gem on the left and Rockwell on the right. At the conclusion I applied an alum block and noticed no discernible difference there. After rinsing I felt my face and could not have determined a winner. Both sides offered a clean and close shave with no irritation. What did I learn? Not much I suppose.
(This post was last modified: 03-20-2018, 03:11 AM by Blagoja Rajevski.)
bullet tip is extremely mild also, at least that's how it feels to me
(This post was last modified: 03-20-2018, 03:59 AM by EFDan.)
(03-20-2018, 03:17 AM)Lipripper660 Wrote: Agreed but pretty stinking efficient for my mug. Got a g-bar which seems a tad more aggressive and an MMOC which is just very aggressive.I've always felt the MMOC was the most aggressive SE I own. I STILL haven't found a way to get along with it lol. I keep trying and eventually put it away again.
During last SEptember, I figured out what works best for me with the MMOC. By keeping the top cap mostly flat against the skin and applying slight pressure, I was getting some really great shaves. With the bullet-tip, I generally have more of an angle. Both of these are capable of producing some of the absolute best shaves i can get.
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