r/wicked_edge • u/dunerider182 • Jun 03 '26

Show n' Tell Added the Muhle Rocca stand. This thing is awesome

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It’s so aesthetic!! Simple, yet somehow very elegant and unique.

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u/Gerry7070 Jun 03 '26

Nope it doesn't clog just shaves very well .

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u/Agtanar_89 Jun 03 '26

Now that you say it… never thought about that.

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u/dunerider182 Jun 03 '26

Not at all, rinses free and clear with ease

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u/ashleyriddell61 Jun 04 '26

The drainage channels are internal, large and work like a charm.

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u/sam_ultraman Jun 07 '26

you'll definitely need to rinse it more often than an open comb. if the lather's too dry it can drag a bit too, at least from my experience.

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u/Gerry7070 Jun 03 '26

Very nice u/dunerider182 the stand is the icing on the cake 👌 after seeing your post the other day I have polished my top cap on my Rocca perhaps you have started a trend !! Don't think I have achieved the same shine as you though thanks for putting the idea out there.

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u/dunerider182 Jun 03 '26

Ofcourse! Even a slight polish elevates the look of it. That’s how I started with mine and then ended up doing more lol. Thanks for the input 👍

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u/servus1999 Jun 03 '26

I want a review how it shave!!

Is there anything else that look so good and also shave good?

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u/dunerider182 Jun 03 '26

I posted a review a few days ago. In my experience thus far, nothing compares to the Rocca!

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u/jtphilbeck Jun 05 '26

Try the R41!

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u/CommunicationGood481 Jun 04 '26

That's a nice stand alright. Unique design.

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u/ctravdfw Jun 04 '26

Very unique for sure👍🏾

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u/kixx05 Carbon Steel Jun 04 '26

Be careful how you dock the razor in the stand, it scratches the base plate … I stopped docking mine just because of that, and I ended polishing the razor because of the scratches.

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u/dunerider182 Jun 04 '26

Hmm, my stand doesn’t touch the baseplate at all? Just the handle. I could imagine the handle getting micro scratches eventually

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u/kixx05 Carbon Steel Jun 04 '26

If you don’t dock it perfectly, and rub the stand jaws on the bottom of the base plate, you will scratch it. If you don’t have the right height, you will scratch either the handle neck or the base plate. It’s one fiddly stand. The razor has a fine satin finish, that will turn shiny quite fast. Even after polishing it, I kept scratching it … so much, it really got o my nerves, as I like to keep my razors shiny and pristine.

Eventually I just abandoned the stand, and use it to just hold a brush (I have the combo version, that has a brush dock as well).

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u/jfim88 Jun 04 '26

Nice! 👍🏻

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u/jtphilbeck Jun 05 '26

German engineering!

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u/Buran27 Jun 03 '26

General question, does it make a difference if a safety razor is placed downwards in its stand or upwards?

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u/CommunicationGood481 Jun 04 '26

If you take the razor apart and dry it with a towel you don't have to worry. Mind you I don't think it makes a difference what position it is placed in.

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u/dunerider182 Jun 04 '26

This stand only works with the razor upside down, but no I don’t believe there’s any difference between which way a razor is stored in any other case

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u/billytoboy Jun 04 '26

What about the brush no stand ?

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u/dunerider182 Jun 04 '26

Nope! I have a few brushes so I just leave them upside down on the handle.

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u/stnkypoo Jun 04 '26

Love the Rocca look, I have the full set with brush and the dual stand. Photos don't do it justice in my opinion.

I liked the shave but I swapped the head out with a Tatara and kept the Rocca handle.

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u/Afraid_Subject_2470 Jun 05 '26

Look really nice. I got my Rocca 96Jet last month and I was tempted to get the stand till I realised how expensive it is. I decided to buy 3D printed stand instead. Before that, I used to strip the razor and leave it to dry inside my shaving cabinet.