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Don't love it. It sounds like a descriptor - "hairy" - versus a name on its own. Fine as a nickname for Henry, I suppose. (Not a fan of the name Harrison.)

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I'd prefer Harry Vincent, though I prefer Henry Vincent and Henry Thomas to either of your choices.

Don't love or hate the name. Very British to me. Sounding like Hairy is also a turnoff.

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I like Harry Vincent better.

Gosh - it doesn't sound even slightly like Hairy in my dialect. I like it much better than Henry and also better than Harold. Thomas versus Vincent poses problems: Harry Vincent works better but Thomas is a name I'd use if at all possible - both my grandfathers were Thomas. But, here we are in Fantasyland, so, Harry Vincent. Sorry, Granddads!

I'm not a fan of Harry. It makes me think of hairy. Harry Vincent...

I like it, I just like Henry more. Between the two I vote Henry Thomas

I really want to like it, but I can’t distinguish the sound between Harry and hairy. I think I have some disconnect when it comes to sound. Is it Brad, Brett or bread? They all sound the same to me.

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Harry Thomas, although I think both combo’s are on the plain side.

I prefer Henry or Harrison with Harry as a nn. Henry Thomas, Harrison Vincent.