Parker 91R

The razor looks 'very nice' with its chrome bands and pronounced knurling, though it does not stand out as particularly unique or exceptional in design. - From the geofatboy video

The razor is described as mild and is likened to a Merkur 34C, which indicates it's gentle and less aggressive, making it suitable for beginners or those with sensitive skin. - From the Aero Shaving video

This razor is 'surprisingly more aggressive than I thought it would be.' It's efficient, yet gentle enough for a comfortable shave, making it a good choice for those who have a heavy beard growth but still prefer a forgiving blade. - From the geofatboy video

Constructed with genuine brass and chrome-plated, it is solid and reliable. However, there is no mention of any flaws or room for improvement in the build. - From the geofatboy video

The 'pronounced knurling' on the handle is one of the standout features, offering an 'easy to hold on to' experience, which is crucial for control during wet shaving. - From the geofatboy video

While the handle grip wasn't explicitly critiqued, the mention of 'got along over my fingers' could indicate a lack of optimal grip, especially with wet hands or when using shaving products. - From the Aero Shaving video

The 'long handle' is mentioned, which may be advantageous for users with larger hands or those who prefer a longer handle for better control. However, no specific feedback on its effectiveness is given. - From the Aero Shaving video

With a length of 4.25 inches, it allows for 'spinning in your palm,' which I find convenient, though the size may not be preferred by all users. - From the geofatboy video

Described as 'pretty heavy', this razor has significant heft which can provide a feeling of durability but might be tiresome for some users to handle during long shaving sessions. - From the Aero Shaving video

Weighing in at three ounces, the razor feels 'hefty' and well-balanced, which contributes to its stability during the shave. - From the geofatboy video