Rockwell safety razors

SHADOW

Active Member
I think that the Rockwell 6C and the new T model are made in China.
But is the Rockwell 6S - stainless steel, which seems to be the Holy Grail of Shaving, made in the USA or in China?
Thank you for your answer and advice.
 

les24preludes

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I think that the Rockwell 6C and the new T model are made in China.
But is the Rockwell 6S - stainless steel, which seems to be the Holy Grail of Shaving, made in the USA or in China?
Thank you for your answer and advice.
Rockwell the Holy Grail of Shaving? I think not. It's almost never mentioned alongside Timeless, Blackland, ATT, Wolfman, Pils and all the high end makers. And different baseplates have become common, Karve being preferable to Rockwell these days. And then there's the Razorock Game Changer....
 

Holyzeus

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Rockwell the Holy Grail of Shaving? I think not. It's almost never mentioned alongside Timeless, Blackland, ATT, Wolfman, Pils and all the high end makers. And these days different baseplates are common, Karve being preferable to Rockwell for most. And then there's the Razorock Game Changer....
Think he meant Stainless..
 

Sausage

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Yes I know - I got that. But the Holy Grail of Shaving? While Karve has gone upmarket with OC choices, Rockwell looks like it's going downmarket. It was an interesting company for a while, but it no longer even leads the alternative baseplate market.
This is good point. Rockwell has not been able to produce hit products after their stainless steel model. Karve is the big name at the moment.
 

Fozzie Bear

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I think the 6S was made in the US while the 6C was made in China. However I believe there has been talk of production for the 6S being moved to China, whether this is or has happened i’m not sure about.
 

Holyzeus

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Yes I know - I got that. But the Holy Grail of Shaving? While Karve has gone upmarket with OC choices, Rockwell looks like it's going downmarket. It was an interesting company for a while, but it no longer even leads the alternative baseplate market.
I mean that I think he’s saying S/S in general is The Holy Grail not Rockwell
One of us is reading it wrong, only he can tell us which!
 

SHADOW

Active Member
Thanks for your comments en advice. I asked the question because I had my doubts. I use MÜHLE, MERKUR and EDWIN JAGGER (3ONE6) safety razors. I'll inform more in detail about the Razorock Game Changer.
 

Holyzeus

Forum GOD!
Thanks for your comments en advice. I asked the question because I had my doubts. I use MÜHLE, MERKUR and EDWIN JAGGER (3ONE6) safety razors. I'll inform more in detail about the Razorock Game Changer.
Still doesn’t explain what you meant exactly..
 

Hectorsgaf

Well used member
Rockwell the Holy Grail of Shaving? I think not. It's almost never mentioned alongside Timeless, Blackland, ATT, Wolfman, Pils and all the high end makers. And different baseplates have become common, Karve being preferable to Rockwell these days. And then there's the Razorock Game Changer....
Not yet tried Wolfman or Pils but the Rockwell knocked spots off Blackland, Timeless, ATT and a number of others for me. YMMV
 

R181

Grumpy old man
Not yet tried Wolfman or Pils but the Rockwell knocked spots off Blackland, Timeless, ATT and a number of others for me. YMMV
All I can say owning a Wolfman OC is that my Rockwell 6c is none too shabby compared to it in the shave it will give. Build wise there is no comparison, the Wolfman wins that hands down. You have to ask yourself whether you buy a razor for the shave it can give or for that and build quality when you are looking for the holy grail. You can buy a hell of a lot of Rockwell 6c razor for the price of one Wolfman and lokely not tell much of a difference in the shave.

Bob
 

Batch300

Extraordinarily Uncomplicated
My opinion - the Rockwell 6s is the Holy Grail of SS adjustable razors not produced across the Pacific for under $100 (£75 before no deal exchange rate).

Unless the razor is a Wolfman, being the "best new razor" lasts for a year or so - then comes the new "best new razor." I agree with @les24preludes and other comments above - Rockwell has not introduced new successful products.
 

Rowlers

Massive Member
Staff member
My opinion - the Rockwell 6s is the Holy Grail of SS adjustable razors not produced across the Pacific for under $100 (£75 before no deal exchange rate).

Unless the razor is a Wolfman, being the "best new razor" lasts for a year or so - then comes the new "best new razor." I agree with @les24preludes and other comments above - Rockwell has not introduced new successful products.
Haven't used my 6S for ages, I sent it for "mods" ages ago and not seen it since...
 
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