RazoRock Wunderbar

Although aesthetics were not directly commented on, the mention of Razorock's design and the comparison to the iKon slant imply a pleasing design that may appeal to users looking for a classic slant razor look. - From the iLather video

The razor is 'beautifully machined' and 'polished to a gleam,' which speaks to its high aesthetic quality. It boasts a sleek and elegant appearance that many traditional shaving enthusiasts would appreciate. - From the Michael Freedberg video

With an 'in-between finish' that is not matte or high polish, the Merkur 37C has a pleasing aesthetic. It strikes a balance between elegance and functionality, though not everyone may find the finish ideal. - From the Subie Shaves video

Although some may perceive this razor as aggressive, I believe the term 'efficient' better describes its performance. It requires a very light touch and no pressure, as emphasized in the instructions. I've had a few weepers and consistent irritation in one spot, indicating that while efficient, it might be too much for some skin types. - From the Michael Freedberg video

The razor provides an efficient shave without a feeling of excessive blade on the face. It is described as 'not super aggressive', which suggests it is suitably aggressive for a comfortable shave without being overly harsh. - From the iLather video

The slant design of the Merkur 37C offers an efficient shave with a 'slicing motion' that handles coarse and fine hairs exceptionally well, without being overly aggressive. It's suitable for both novice and experienced users looking for a close shave without harshness. - From the Subie Shaves video

Constructed from stainless steel with 'extremely tight tolerances,' the Wonder Bar exhibits excellent craftsmanship. The precision machining is a testament to its quality, though the tight fit can make disassembly tricky if the blade has any wax remnants. - From the Michael Freedberg video

Mentioned as being made of stainless steel, the construction is suggested to be solid and high-quality, although there was a passing reference to a finish issue with a different product from the same brand. - From the iLather video

The construction quality is highlighted multiple times, noting the impressive tolerances and the way the razor fits together 'like there's no crease'. It indicates a high level of craftsmanship and attention to detail in the manufacturing process. - From the Subie Shaves video

The handle features 'two sections of knurling' at the top and a 'small ring of knurling at the bottom,' which should ensure a firm grip even with wet hands. However, I find it a bit too heavy, which could affect the grip comfort over prolonged use. - From the Michael Freedberg video

The handle is said to feel nice and the razor is well-balanced, which implies a good grip. However, there are no specific comments on the texture or grip under wet conditions. - From the iLather video

The handle length wasn't specifically discussed, but the balance suggests it's adequate for the weight of the handle. It seems to provide good maneuverability without being cumbersome. - From the Michael Freedberg video

The handle's length contributes to the razor's balance and nice feel, but specific comments on length were not provided, suggesting an average score. - From the iLather video

The handle is notably heavy compared to the head, providing a solid feel in the hand. It's well-balanced and doesn't feel unwieldy, but those preferring a lighter razor might find it a bit much. - From the Michael Freedberg video

The razor's weight seems to contribute to its balance and smooth performance, although specific details about the weight are not given, indicating a positive but not exceptional characteristic. - From the iLather video