I got my Claymore Evolution from Executive Shaving in Scotland. I started out with the Feather ProGuards as well. As I don't have any other blades around at the moment, I don't know anything else. I know I won't step up to the Feather Pros. I have enough blade feel now. I know we each feel blades differently but is there a way to describe the ProGuard vs. the Proline 30s in general terms?
I looked at the Hawk3 very closely when deciding. The thing that convinced me to buy the Claymore Evol was the head angle. Right or wrong, the Claymore Evol head is at a more or less 90 degree angle to the handle and the Hawk3 seems, from the photos I've seen, to be angled down a bit more. I thought the Claymore Evol would make it easier to maneuver around my nose and lips. Whether this is accurate or not, those of you with both would be better informed. I'd like to know.
I looked at the Hawk3 very closely when deciding. The thing that convinced me to buy the Claymore Evol was the head angle. Right or wrong, the Claymore Evol head is at a more or less 90 degree angle to the handle and the Hawk3 seems, from the photos I've seen, to be angled down a bit more. I thought the Claymore Evol would make it easier to maneuver around my nose and lips. Whether this is accurate or not, those of you with both would be better informed. I'd like to know.