Thanks for your comment. I am quite flattered that within ten hours of my post, that you responded with a comment. I am even more amazed that the post was indexed by search engines so quickly.

I have just tried to flex the head of the azor back by pulling gently and to my surprise it did not move. When I applied more force the head did move, but nothing that I would call gentle. Over the next day or so I’ll put together a short video clip demonstrating the flexibility of the azor in comparison to any other razor I have in the house.

I appreciate your comments and will try to be fair in my assessment of the azor. However I still feel that this is not the worst razor ever, but as I say in my post ‘Yes, this is the worst razor, in my opinion since the 1970s’.

I felt compelled to write a response to your comments as I’m the Customer Care Manager for King of Shaves. One comment in particular concerns me - the Azor is most definitely not a fixed head razor! The twin arm cradle you describe is where the hinge for the Azor is located. If you pull the head back gently, you will see the hinge move. The head should flex to around 90 degrees.
My concern is that your hinge hasn’t been activated or that you have a faulty product.
Would you mind trying again and let me know if the head moves? You can contact me on nicky.springle@kingofshaves.com. I would love to show you that the Azor really isn’t the worst razor ever!

Hope to hear from you soon!