Rockwell T2

I had wanted the T2 three years ago but thought it was too expensive and looked fragile with all the moving parts. I got the Rockwell 6S instead and it has been a great bulletproof razor. A month ago I saved up and bought the Stainless T2. It is a much better razor than the 6S for a number of reasons. It's much faster and easier to clean and change blades. It shaves smoother, possibly due to the altered curvature of the top of the T2. The infinitely adjustable blade gap is much easier and friendlier than swapping out the plates on the 6S. If you are clumsy get the 6S, but if you want a really great fine tuned shave, T2 all the way.

Well after starting my journey of shaving with DE razors with a Henson mild, I needed approx 4-5 passes, after 6 months and feeling confident I upgraded to the T2 hoping I could get a closer shave with fewer passes. The Henson mild was perfect for me as a beginner to learn technique and correct angle.
Well I was not disappointed the T2 in gunmetal finish is perfect, had my first shave yesterday and had to write a review. I have only used it on setting one so far and my word the smooth shave I had gave zero sting with the Alum block and only took 3 passes to get a really close shave amazing. On the 3rd pass it didn’t seem to be cutting but was because nothing was left to remove. Can’t rate this any higher it’s so good.

I've owned a 6C for a number of years now and love it and finally pulled the trigger on a T2. Had my first shave with it today and all I can say is WOW! This razor is effortless to shave with. No irritation whatsoever with the alum block afterwards. This is the best first shave I've ever had with any DE razor and I have a den full of DE razors. Aside from the head of the razor being quite large and requires a bit of finesse under the nose, this is a fantastic razor from the fit and finish to the performance. I will post another review after I've shaved with it a while, but this could be the go-to razor in my den. Rockwell razors rock!

Love mine. I returned the 6S for this model and couldn’t be happier. Although, I would like to keep both this one is the clear winner. So I had a very pleasant interaction with their terrific customer service. The T2 SS has a longer handle combined with the dual conveniences of a butterfly closure and dial adjustment. Like upgrading to first class. Hefty but perfectly balanced. The stainless steel construction on both is top notch. Good replacement blades from Rockwell too. No glue on the blades. Just a clean edge and a great shave. Every time. Give it a try. Your face will thank you.

The first pass with this Razor will make you say wow. This razor is that Good. I have not found a razor blade that does not work in this Razor. That's the benefit of having a adjustable razor so you can dial in the razor to match your face and hair type.

The Rockwell T2 is undoubtedly my favorite shaver is the one I've been using every day since I have and I have a sign of birth and grows hair there but with the T2 I put it on 1.5/2 and goes over it and cuts the hair without cutting the sign! Then it's at 4 I make one really close shave, sometimes BBS but rarely look for this I simply do one with and across to the growth of the hair and I love it!!!
Just perfect shaves!!! One weeper one time ( because to much pressure) and one razor blade burn but was because the blade was to old!!!
Rockwell rocks

In one week i only have a litle weeper one time and is very small and im trying size6 in everyday shave!
Is very smooth, i feel the blade but is mild in 1 and wild on 6!
Very good shaves(The Bests of my Life) with this razor and in confortably and very very good!!!
Recomend it a LOT

This razor is fully adjustable from barely cutting hair to baby smooth with zero irration. Even for beginners. I know it is expensive but if you only buy this one razor you will never buy Gillettes again. It can be so smooth of a shave with only a few passes. Also if you are new to wet shaving the blades are practically free per blade compared to the big companies refill blades (Gillettes Mach 5 for ex).

I transitioned from a Merkur 34c. I wanted something adjustable because most of the time I shave every day and want a very mild shave, but occasionally I'll let it grow out and want to bump up the setting. I find a 2 on the T2 SS to be a tad more mild but just as efficient as the Merkur 34c. There is 0 blade feel, and the razor is incredibly well balanced. I find that a Bic chromium platinum blade works best in this razor. The build is premium. One thing I noticed is that if you close the butterfly doors without a blade, it looks very slightly uneven. With the blade loaded, it becomes perfectly even. The blade exposure is perfectly symmetrical on both sides. Blade loading is a breeze and much more intuitive than my Merkur 34c. Overall, I love it and trust it will be cherished for many years to come.

Not only a very nice shaving razor, it's beautiful as well.

I have used a electric razor for years. I got fed up with the high cost of replacement foils and cutters that were about the same price as by]using a new razor.

I have decided to give wet shaving a try again as I don’t have the acme that I did in my younger years

I did a lot of searching on the web and decided on the Rockwell brand and the T2. I wanted to be able to adjust the the blade exposure without changing
plates. So far I haven’t got off of 1. I am impressed with the closeness compared to a electric razor. I bought the 100 pack of Rockwell Blades, their shaving cream and brush. I have been getting 4 to 5 shaves from a blade and could probably get more but at the price i could use a new blade every day.

There are many razors that are cheaper but I have paid more for a electric razor and like nice things. I can see where it will become a cheap hobby of trying different razors, blades, soaps and etc

No cuts or nicks. Adjustment dial is stiff at first, but give it a couple of twists from 1 to 6 and it loosens up. The grip on the handle is more aggressive than my other razors, making it easier to handle with soap on your hands. No rattling when I shake it with blade clamped fully into place. I would say this raozr goes from mild to medium in terms of blade closeness and feel. The weight of the razor also isn't to light for me or to heavy (didn't make my fingers cramp) and seems to be balanced just below the adjustable dial. I'm sure having it loaded with a good blade goods with the quality of the shave, but with the same blade I was getting a couple of nicks here and there.

Good razor. I have two other adjustable razors both of which cost more than the T2. I also have the 6S. The T2 is right up there in the great quality and great value range. The first time I used it everything was intuitive and flawless in function. Like the 6S the shave was smooth and efficient. Another feature I liked on the 6S which is similar on the T2 is the nearly impossible to clog lather channels. For a daily shave I only needed to adjust between settings 4 and 2. Three passes with a new Astra Platinum blade gave me a baby smooth, minimally irritated face. Very nice.

This is such a beautiful razor- I didn’t want to use it (gunmetal chrome)!
It feels amazing in hand. I tried 3 with a Gillette Nacet/3 days growth. At first it felt a little like a Merkur Futur but on the second pass this thing changes into just what you need! I also did a 4 with 2 days growth. Same experience. It’s a little more aggressive with growth but on cleanup passes it is more tame. I am VERY happy with this. I also bought a 6s and haven’t even tried it as of yet.

I bought a T2 and I received a black S2
Hope you can fix this mistake as soon as possible

T2 is my top go to most of the times... like it a lot ...

Love the new TTO T2 from Rockwell. It’s well made and easy to operate. Gives a good close shave, and I like the weight. It’s going to stay in my rotation of razors.
I also appreciate the discount I received for being an original back of the 6S (which I still have an love). That’s customer service.

The T2 is a solid shaver. I’ve enjoyed about 5 shaves with it now. The shave setting is still a bit stiff and not as fluid as advertised when the butterfly doors are secured. The shave setting dial changes easier should you choose to open the doors. Also you have to make sure you properly twist close the TTO to properly close the butterfly doors. Just enough so it stops twisting otherwise the blade may shift on you like it did on me and caused a pretty significant nick above my lip. But I’ll chalk that one up to my mistake.
Shave setting 1 is very mild and there is a significant increase in the blade gap on setting 2. So be careful as you move up in the settings.
For these reasons I can only give a 3 out of 5 for the moment.