Any good/cheap electric razor for camping?
Yeah yeah, electric razors, woo hoo (end sarcasm) Anyway, thisautumn me and a buddy are going trout fishing in the middle of nowhere, no running water except for the streams, you could probably get...
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Healeyman wrote:I looked at those just a few days ago. Yep, if a person wants to just take it down to short stubble (5:00 shadow) those Micro Touch Solos look like the way to go.Camavenah wrote:
Anyone have any ideas? Under $50 dollars if possible.
Nearly ANY razor will work if you use it regularly, but during our recent "lockdown" I grew a beard for about 3 months.
When I got to hating it enough, I decided to shave it off.
My nearly-every-day razor is one of the 3 rotary head jobs and would do NOTHING towards getting rid of inch long hairs.
I bought THIS from Amazon. It is the one that is seen on TV for $29.95.
It is WONDERFUL!!! It takes off the growth down to about a 1-2 days length where my 3-head makes short work of it.
It USB charges fast and I have used it 3-4 times and have not recharged it yet.
Let it grow while you are gone and use THIS to take it off when you get back. I HIGHLY recommend it.
Amazon.com also has a bunch of Electric Razors in the $25 range.
Tim
If you want to shave every day and keep the face smooth, the one I've had and been using for about a dozen years is the Panasonic ES4815P-S twin foil shaver. It runs on 2 AA cells (I recommend a pair of L91 "Energizer Advanced Lithium" because they store well, maintain good voltage, and rarely leak). About $37 on Amazon.
Panasonic It isn't as good as my Braun with series 5 cutter/foil (on a series 8 shaver, lol) and will tend to miss a few hairs around the back of my jaw, but then I don't think any such travel shaver will be as good as a regular one.
