Straight Razor - Bergischer Bastard - Boker

The Böker Bergischer Bastard is a traditional straight razor that combines robust craftsmanship with a bold design and is named after the traditional Bergisches Land region. The 6/8-inch carbon steel blade, blackened and extra hollow ground with a ridge, provides excellent sharpness, precise cutting and a smooth, skin-friendly shave. The wedge point allows controlled, even strokes and excellent maneuverability for precise contouring.

The handle made of green Micarta provides a distinctive look and excellent grip. Its durable surface ensures a firm hold even with wet hands and emphasizes the razor's robust, handcrafted character. Handmade in Germany by Böker Solingen, this straight razor stands for premium quality, durability and precision.

Perfect for enthusiasts of traditional wet shaving, lovers of bold designs and anyone who appreciates the strong, traditional spirit of the Bergisches Land.

Product Highlights

• 6/8-inch carbon steel blade, blackened, extra hollow ground with a ridge

• Wedge point for precise and controlled shaving

• Green Micarta handle for excellent grip

• Bold and distinctive design

• Handmade in Germany by Böker Solingen

• Inspired by the historic Bergisches Land region

Who is the Böker Bergischer Bastard suitable for?

• Experienced straight razor users

• Enthusiasts of traditional wet shaving and bold designs

• Users who value grip, control and precision

• Collectors of exclusive premium straight razors from Solingen

Typical Areas of Use

• Classic wet shaving with a traditional straight razor

• Precise contouring of beard lines and edges

• Professional use in barbershops

• Collector's item with a bold and distinctive appearance

Warning and Safety Information

Risk of cuts: The most common danger when using knives and blades is the risk of cuts. Sharp blades can quickly penetrate skin and tissue.

Blade slipping: Improper or excessive pressure can cause the blade to slip, resulting in uncontrolled movements that may cause injuries.

Injuries due to falling: Knives and blades should never be left unsecured or near table edges to prevent them from falling and causing injury.

Blunt blades: Blunt blades pose a greater risk of injury because they require more force and can slip more easily. Blades should therefore be properly sharpened regularly.

Improper use: Using a knife for tasks for which it is not intended, such as using it as a lever tool, can damage the blade and lead to accidents.

Attention! Sale only within Europe!

      Important: Products classified as dangerous goods or subject to transport restrictions cannot be shipped outside the European Union, to islands, or by air freight.

       The buyer is solely responsible for complying with the laws and customs regulations of the destination country, including any applicable duties, storage fees, confiscation, or return of the shipment by customs authorities.

        The seller assumes no responsibility for the use of the product after delivery. The product is used entirely at the buyer's own responsibility.