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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

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Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

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Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 
 

Unlike multi-blade razors, The Bevel Razor was designed to shave at the surface of the skin helping you to prevent razor bumps. Use with a fresh Bevel Blade and the rest of the products in the Bevel Shave System for a consistently smooth shave and clearer skin. The Bevel Shave System consists of The Bevel Razor, Bevel Badger Brush, Bevel Shave Cream, Bevel Priming Oil, Bevel Restoring Balm and Bevel Blades.



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Shavers unhappy with modern multi-blade cartridge designs should consider a double edge safety razor. This style has a double-sided blade that screws into a metal head, allowing you to shave with just a single edge. The Bevel Safety is the model we'd recommend for most people interested in this design. The head geometry and blade sharpness are forgiving enough for inexperienced shavers, and the comfortable weighted handle provides enough control and precision for more advanced users. Like with any model of this kind, the standard blade that comes with the product can be switched out for other blades with different hardnesses or sharpnesses to suit your personal preference. The standard blade that comes with the Bevel provides a nice blend of shave quality and smooth glide with minimal irritation compared to most we have tried. 
For anyone considering transitioning away from a modern multi-blade cartridge, we recommend taking it slowly. These double-edge blades require a slightly different shaving technique than cartridge styles, and less experienced users could find it easier to cut themselves with this style of razor if they work too quickly or use too much pressure. However, the Bevel's comfortably weighted handle helps to provide confident control, allowing our testers to avoid any such mistakes. The included blades are forgiving enough to give a smooth, close shave without much irritation or fear of nicks or cuts. While the handle is a little smoother than we'd like, the overall comfort and control are ideal for both beginner and experienced shavers. 

Shavers unhappy with modern multi-blade cartridge designs should consider a double edge safety razor. This style has a double-sided blade that screws into a metal head, allowing you to shave with just a single edge. The Bevel Safety is the model we'd recommend for most people interested in this design. The head geometry and blade sharpness are forgiving enough for inexperienced shavers, and the comfortable weighted handle provides enough control and precision for more advanced users. Like with any model of this kind, the standard blade that comes with the product can be switched out for other blades with different hardnesses or sharpnesses to suit your personal preference. The standard blade that comes with the Bevel provides a nice blend of shave quality and smooth glide with minimal irritation compared to most we have tried. 
For anyone considering transitioning away from a modern multi-blade cartridge, we recommend taking it slowly. These double-edge blades require a slightly different shaving technique than cartridge styles, and less experienced users could find it easier to cut themselves with this style of razor if they work too quickly or use too much pressure. However, the Bevel Safety's comfortably weighted handle helps to provide confident control, allowing our testers to avoid any such mistakes. The included blades are forgiving enough to give a smooth, close shave without much irritation or fear of nicks or cuts. While the handle is a little smoother than we'd like, the overall comfort and control are ideal for both beginner and experienced shavers. 

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 The double edge blades make it a lot less expensive ($0.30 or less per blade) to use a new sharp blade every time I shave. The handle is longer than some less expensive models making it easier to hold and shave with. The style and design is quite soffisticated and contemporary for a safety razor

 The Bevel safety razor is heavy and does the work for you. The design of the head keeps the razor's edge at consistent angle making it more comfortable to shave with. The double edge blades make it a lot less expensive ($0.30 or less per blade) to use a new sharp blade every time I shave

I do not need to use the other products included in the shave system. While I am disappointed that in my youth I threw away the safety razors that had been given to me for the twin blade dosposables; I am a new fan of safety razors. I shave both my head and face, so a sharp edge is important to me. The cheaper butterfly head safety razor I bought at the drug store would frequently loosen while shaving; changing the angle of the blade and cause irritation and sometimes knicks

Nice Safety Razor

I got this razor to avoid razor bumps and in grown hairs. However I quickly realized that with any acne or uneven skin of any kind and you’ll be covered in knicks bleeding everywhere. What I mean by this is it gives an insanely close shave and is overall amazing for what it can do, however even with an extremely steady and patient hand it won’t matter bc it so easily slices right through any imperfections on your face and leaves you with an open wound every time and often in many places seeing as we’re humans and not inherently perfect. No amount of prep will help you avoid being cut every time you use this product unless you can truly say you have the most flawless skin under the hair your shaving

 What I mean by this is it gives an insanely close shave and is overall amazing for what it can do, however even with an extremely steady and patient hand it won’t matter bc it so easily slices right through any imperfections on your face and leaves you with an open wound every time and often in many places seeing as we’re humans and not inherently perfect. No amount of prep will help you avoid being cut every time you use this product unless you can truly say you have the most flawless skin under the hair your shaving.

You need perfectly smooth skin or this doesn’t work at all

 Like with any model of this kind, the standard blade that comes with the product can be switched out for other blades with different hardnesses or sharpnesses to suit your personal preference. The standard blade that comes with the Bevel provides a nice blend of shave quality and smooth glide with minimal irritation compared to most we have tried. 

Shavers unhappy with modern multi-blade cartridge designs should consider a double edge safety razor. This style has a double-sided blade that screws into a metal head, allowing you to shave with just a single edge. The Bevel Safety is the model we'd recommend for most people interested in this design. The head geometry and blade sharpness are forgiving enough for inexperienced shavers, and the comfortable weighted handle provides enough control and precision for more advanced users

 However, the Bevel's comfortably weighted handle helps to provide confident control, allowing our testers to avoid any such mistakes. The included blades are forgiving enough to give a smooth, close shave without much irritation or fear of nicks or cuts. While the handle is a little smoother than we'd like, the overall comfort and control are ideal for both beginner and experienced shavers. 

 The Bevel Safety is the model we'd recommend for most people interested in this design. The head geometry and blade sharpness are forgiving enough for inexperienced shavers, and the comfortable weighted handle provides enough control and precision for more advanced users. Like with any model of this kind, the standard blade that comes with the product can be switched out for other blades with different hardnesses or sharpnesses to suit your personal preference. The standard blade that comes with the Bevel provides a nice blend of shave quality and smooth glide with minimal irritation compared to most we have tried

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 Overall, I enjoyed this shaving experience as it was definitely more nostalgic with the razor blades and the different products for my face both pre-and post shave. I really liked the weight of the razor itself as I found that it was very easy to get a very smooth shave. What I wasn't a fan of was how slick the razor got when it ( my hands) got wet. Am thinking as much as the smooth and sleek silver design is very cool, it was very slippery and perhaps some type of contoured handle would be in order

I agreed to provide an unbiased review of this razor in exchange for the free sample of this Bevel Razor. This is a bit tricky as there were some features that I liked and some I didn't. Overall, I enjoyed this shaving experience as it was definitely more nostalgic with the razor blades and the different products for my face both pre-and post shave. I really liked the weight of the razor itself as I found that it was very easy to get a very smooth shave

Nostalgic Shaving System

 This has been my default shaving method for most of my adult life. Also this is a review of the Bevel razor, not their blades, brushes, cream, or system. I thought the razor was marketing hype and that all safety razors are essentially the same. I've been using an Edwin Jagger DE89 for over a decade

 The Bevel blades are mediocre and dull quickly, I'm using Gillette Blues in it instead. The Bevel brand DE blades are overpriced for what they are, just regular DE blades, nothing special. I think a lot of the positive reviews here are from people moving from cartridge shaving to wet shaving with a DE safety razor, and it is superior. There isn't anything special about Bevel compared to other DE safety razors

 I took the razor blade from my current Jagger and put it in the Bevel. I immediately noticed that the shave was closer, and yet there was more skin left on my face (less razor burn). I was amazed that it was noticeably more precise and comfortable. I needed fewer passes to shave myself

 Most safety razors have squared off sides with a bit of the unsharpened blade edge exposed, so it's easier to pick up and change the blade. The handle is also skinny and slick. Once again, very easy to drop, hard to keep a grip. For something that will always be held with wet soapy hands, this is a terrible design

Almost Perfect, Flaws Are Very Serious Though

Still finding the best blade to pair with the razor. It’s great for any one that gets irritation from shaving and provides a pretty smooth shave. The best part is probably the long handle.

Lovely Razor

-I am happy with the new price point, it is a simple, theraputic and worthwhile investment for your face. -The product is beautiful, well weighted and most important: the single razor works very simply -I found shaving to less mysterious of a process than I thought -It's important for the user to know the grain of their facial hair, and to shave with it, if not, irritation will occur as I found -I found it not at easy to shave longer beard hair, I am novice and may not have good technique, but I found it to function as intended on a shaved beards 1-2 weeks old. I apologize if I'm stating the obvious.

Enjoyable First Experience

I’ve suffered pretty badly from razor bumps for the past few years, and I’ve tried dozens of multi blade and double edged razors before. I may not understand the science behind it, but switching over to the Bevel DE razor has done wonders for my skin in terms of minimizing irritation and skin discolouration due to said irritation.

This worked wonders for my skin

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 There you go, see I'm having to eat my words. As I said I'd never buy another aluminum razor, and what do I do?

 Oh wow, I can't wait to shave with this freaking ding man. This doesn't feel cheap, this feels really high quality, really really high quality. So the tolerances on this handle versus the thread are very good. Wow, it's got a cool cutting angle too, see that? Oh I love it, that's so light

 The feel is unlike any other safety razor I've used, it really is a very unique feel. It makes for a great shave, it really does. This is a very smooth mild razor. Boy is that nice

 This is a very smooth mild razor. Boy is that nice. There you go, see I'm having to eat my words. As I said I'd never buy another aluminum razor, and what do I do?

Reactions from the shaving community after using Henson's AL13 razor for the first time. The AL13 razor is an all-new design that's making an impact.

Reviews From The Community | Henson AL13 - YouTube

It helps take away the difficulty/learning curve of having to find and keep your angle with a DE razor (especially on something like your head), but if you were interested in using a DE, you could take a look at the Henson AL13. It has the angle "built in" and is on the milder-side so it will be harder to cut and nick yourself.

Pretty much the title says. Loads of info, but not much for my specific situation. Want to shave my head bald, 3-4times per week, at the same time shave my face (around beard edges) and neck. 

Open or closed comb? Adjustable or fixed head? 2 or 3 piece? Pivot type head (what is it called where it pulls the blade tighter to curve), or normal? Long or short handle? 

Thank you!!!

<div class="md"><p>Pretty much the title says. Loads of info, but not much for my specific situation. Want to shave my head bald, 3-4times per week, at the same time shave my face (around beard edges) and neck. </p>

<p>Open or closed comb? Adjustable or fixed head? 2 or 3 piece? Pivot type head (what is it called where it pulls the blade tighter to curve), or normal? Long or short handle? </p>

<p>Thank you!!!</p>
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Want to switch to a safety razor, for head and face shave

I have never wanted to found or join a cult devoted to a commercial product such as I have with the Henson AL13 😂. I didn’t stick with cartridge razors for 30+ years because I wanted my shave to be a skill based exercise. Henson used better engineering to create a razor that gives the benefits of double edged safety razors combined with the idiot proof use of cartridge razors. It’s the equivalent of an automatic versus a manual transmission, and it changed my relationship to shaving

 Henson used better engineering to create a razor that gives the benefits of double edged safety razors combined with the idiot proof use of cartridge razors. It’s the equivalent of an automatic versus a manual transmission, and it changed my relationship to shaving.

hensonshaving.com is something I discovered recently and I'm wondering if anyone here has had experience with them.

<div class="md"><p>hensonshaving.com is something I discovered recently and I&#39;m wondering if anyone here has had experience with them.</p>
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Thoughts on Henson Razors?

I just got my Henson AL13 and shaved with it for the first time. I can't overstate how much happier I am with it compared to my first DE razor, an Edwin Jagger (don't know the model number). I had the EJ for 5 years now, sampled many blades, but even the best ones (Astra SP, Feather and some no-name of a local supermarket that is too far away to shop in regularly) left me a little stubbly and a little bloody. The Henson with an Astra was way better: not quite BBS, but closer to it than I ever was with the EJ and absolutely no blood

 I had the EJ for 5 years now, sampled many blades, but even the best ones (Astra SP, Feather and some no-name of a local supermarket that is too far away to shop in regularly) left me a little stubbly and a little bloody. The Henson with an Astra was way better: not quite BBS, but closer to it than I ever was with the EJ and absolutely no blood.

The AL13 they sent me also had finish issues, which did not affect performance, but it's also not what I want to see when I spend over $70 on a razor. I would have tried a "medium" but I could not get Henson to reply to me, even once. To say that I have a negative impression would be an understatement. Being ignored infuriates me

Henson AL13 What is the consensus on this

 I would stick with a milder razor and try to address your needs with the blade; right now, the Henson mild with the RK blade is the best I’ve tried, as it’s easy to use and efficient. Your main issue, though, is your lather.

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