There were/are so many nice razors out there… no one knows them all.

Phil (of BullGoose) made the Evolution as a modern recreation of the original pre-war Darwin. I find it to be a lovely little shaver, if a bit on the aggressive side of things.

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New week means next razor in my rotation.

• Razor: Asylum Shave Works Evolution
• Blade: Treet Platinum
• Brush: Artesania Romera Manchurian Badger, imitation horn
• Pre-Shave: Proraso Pre Shave Cream
• Lather: Pereira Shavery Shaving Cream w/ Activated Charcoal
• Aftershave: Barber No3 Marmara
• Additional Care: Alum Block

There is a 20010 paper debunking it, as I wrote about a few years ago.

Arguable Gillette are closer to a razor and blade model now than they ever was making proper safety razors.

Late to the game (just had my father in law visit for three weeks, so…) but if you want my take;

Injectors are fun. You can only get a couple of different blades (Schick, twin Schick, and Personna) for them, but the injectors I own (five, so far) definitely have earned their keep in my rotation.

Compared to other razors, injectors are - in my experience - more consistent between models. A Type E shaves much like a Type G etc. Other razors - especially double edged razors, have a much greater variety both in the razors and the blades (and feathers are not the best of the bunch, in my not at all humble opinion).

So if you want to experiment, branch out into double edged. Pick up a vintage Gillette Old or Tech, and go from there :)