Wolfman on Ebay
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Same here, it's not usual for James to not reply.
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$500 nope. I will wait for Wolfman to catch up and re-open the list.
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That's an Interesting One Andreas..Its only a Matter of Time before someone Sticks one Up on the Bay..The Wolfman is a very very good razor. I was lucky enough to try one from our lending pool. It takes a long time to get one and posts all over forums make it more and more desirable. It's worth what people are willing to pay for it. This got me thinking: I have an even rarer razor that everyone loves - anyone willing to pay £1500 for a Bunny V3
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When you advert sales on ebay on this forum no wonder the prices are sky rocketing
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Sell it to me thenI'm amazed, I'd almost sell mine for that. Almost.
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Prices are sky rocketing because demand has far outstripped availability ........ If we all stopped talking about it tomorrow, people would still be paying daft prices to get what they want, when they want it
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Do you have a wolfman. If yes is the closed or open comb. I have the open comb and is lovely. Was wondering how the closed comb is compared to minePrices are sky rocketing because demand has far outstripped availability ........ If we all stopped talking about it tomorrow, people would still be paying daft prices to get what they want, when they want it
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I have the dual comb, Vadim ...... Best of both worlds
To be honest, there's no real difference in 'aggression' between the OC and SB sides. I tend to do the first couple of passes with the OC side, then the last with the SB side and that works well for me.
It's a gorgeous razor ..... I love driving it around my face .... Like a bloody Ferrari
To be honest, there's no real difference in 'aggression' between the OC and SB sides. I tend to do the first couple of passes with the OC side, then the last with the SB side and that works well for me.
It's a gorgeous razor ..... I love driving it around my face .... Like a bloody Ferrari
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What utter nonsense. The bids were already in.
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I already have one and will buy another when I find one or just wait another 2 years I guess till I get one from JamesLet me think about that... erm... no.
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Haha it is very well built indeed. Looks like a ferrari in the razor worldI have the dual comb, Vadim ...... Best of both worlds
To be honest, there's no real difference in 'aggression' between the OC and SB sides. I tend to do the first couple of passes with the OC side, then the last with the SB side and that works well for me.
It's a gorgeous razor ..... I love driving it around my face .... Like a bloody Ferrari
and pretty aggresive also but smooth. What handle and material is yours
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I can confirm that the OC and SB are almost identical, at least at my novice skill level
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Mine's the polished stainless, Vadim ....... I didn't get any of James' handles. I prefer my Ikon SE or Hempel Wave on the Wolfman.