50 Count Double Edge Razor Blades - Men's Safety for Shaving Platinum Japanese Stainless Steel a Smooth, Precise and Clean Shave

A few years ago I purchased the expensive stainless Feather razor. I concluded was worth the expense for me because it gives such an excellent shave. I am very happy with the same quality of the companies razor blades, but they are expensive. For this wonderful razor, and for me (personal choice and experience, ad everybody is different.) the Feather blades give an expensive shave, Astra blades, for me in this superb razor are almost as good.I simply tried this brand as another possible alternative, since Japanese manufacturing a great reputation for very sharp razor blades and knives, as well as many other products.

it fits my razor and works well. new sharp blades give smoother shaves and since i only shave couple of x/week they last me awhile before having to change them.

For the price, you can't beat these. Blade quality and sharpness is great. Delivers a very smooth shave with not skin irritation. Also, you get 50 of them!!! SO they are going to last a long time. Highly recommend these.

I’ve been DE wet shaving for about 10 years, and I have used numerous blades and razors. My current setup has been a Viking Chieftan rose gold short handle with Feather blades for about 1 year. Before that it was my grandfathers Gillette adjustable, and before that a few different Merkur razors. . I alternately use Trumper Coconut shave cream, Ogallala Bay rum, or soap that I make.I was excited to try these blades, and the first one I used was... dull. It pulled a 2-day growth so badly that I had to stop. I switched to a Feather blade and it was much smoother. I threw the whole box away.I’ve since tried 5 more blades from 2 different boxes, all for 5 or 6 days, and 4 were sharp - not quite as sharp as a Feather blade, but close. By day 4 I could feel a little difference, but tolerable. The other blade was dull and I had to switch it out right after I started.I’m pretty happy with these blades. The quality is, in general, good. Quality control needs a little work.One thing I REALLY like is the individual blade wrapping. Each blade is in a wax paper holder, inside of a stiffer paper holder. No wax to hold them to the wrapper. If you’ve ever cut yourself on a blade trying to pull it from a little-too-much wax, you’ll appreciate this touch.I will buy more of them. They are cheaper than Feather brand by 20-30%, and pretty close in sharpness. I can accept a dull blade once in a while. I hope quality control gets better

Not all blades are made alike, and these stand out. incredibly sharp, and long lasting. For me, they hit their sweet spot after the 3rd shave, those first few require a slow and gentle hand or you will get the occasional nick. The blade hits its stride at this point and are good for half a dozen more shaves with ease before they start to drag/pull. This is the first blade in my Henson razor, that I am even comfortable with the occasional splash some water on the neck and "dry shave", without the slasher movie special effects option. Not something I do often, but something if half way through the blades life, I know I will get away with the quick shave.

I bought these for my sourdough scoring and they work like a charm. Not too expensive so I don't feel guilty for changing the blade frequently. Will buy again.

I use these regularly. I love a single blade shave because it seems to irritate my skin less than those mult-blade razors. The quality is very good and provides a smooth shave. Very sharp.

These razors are honestly not good. I’m coming to the end of them, and I honestly wish I hadn’t bought them. I had a good brand. I should’ve stuck with it, but I wanted to try something new and now I have to use a bunch of something I don’t even like.