(10-05-2021, 11:17 PM)Whiterook Wrote:   I indented for the adjustable.

(02-10-2022, 06:37 PM)Whiterook Wrote: Razor: Supply Pro Adjustable Injector Razor
Blade: Supply Black Label Injector blades
Brush: Yaqi Panda in black & white tuxedo synthetic
Pre-Shave: Proraso White
Lather: Fine American Blend
Aftershave: Pinaud Clubman
Additional Care:
  Thayers Facial Tonic Witch Hazel Rose Petal
  Imperial Leather Talcum Powder

(02-10-2022, 08:57 PM)Whiterook Wrote: The weight doesn't bother me because I have the V2.  I got a really close shave after dialing it up to four.  I like it!  The adjustment wheel could hold the setting a bit better or have more resistance.

I'm not real good at describing things, but here goes. I am an injector shaver of many years and I also own and like the Supply V2.0. Unsurprisingly the shave angle is intuitive. I started on 2.5 and despite pleasant audible feedback, the shave wasn't as close as usual for the first pass so I clicked up to three. Much better on the rest of pass one and on pass two, but not quite there. On pass three I went with four and got about as close a shave as they come. Tomorrow I start out on four.

Pros:
Intuitive shave angle
Minimal blade feel
Well constucted
Very sleek in appearance
Cons:
The adjustment dial could be more positive. It's very easy to move the setting accidentally. I rinsed my razor off, dried it with a towel and the setting had moved. One of my expensive Unmentionable adjustables does the same, so maybe not such a big deal.

The sleeve is nice, and unlike my matte black V2.0, this razor could be slippery when wet so it is a nice option. Some texture on the underside of the handle would render the sleeve unnecessary.

The blade reminds me of the vintage Feather injector blades of old. Maybe that is just in my mind. They seem pretty good, but the housing is not so good.