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

These double-edge razor blades deliver an impressively smooth and precise shave. Made from high-quality Japanese stainless steel with a platinum coating, they glide effortlessly across the skin, reducing irritation and providing a clean, close cut. Each blade maintains its sharpness well, offering excellent durability and value for a 50-count pack. Whether you’re a seasoned wet shaver or transitioning from cartridge razors, these blades provide a reliable and comfortable experience. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a classic, high-performance shave.

Good deal for high quality and sharp blades. Imo they are comparable to feather blades (sharpest blades). I have sensitive skin and pretty thin facial hair, so I often cut myself and got razor burn from these. Ultimately I transitioned to less sharp blades (astra and gillette brands), which work much better for me. 5 stars because these are a great alternative to feather blades, but sharp blades are just not for me.I reccommend trying a sampler pack if you are getting into DE before committing to a bulk pack of blades.

Seems to be a pretty good set of blades. They stay sharp for a decent amount of time and give a reasonably close shave.One large box contains five smaller boxes with 10 blades each (for a total of 50). Considering the price these are a great deal.

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

Checked my purchase history and turns out I last ordered these 4 years ago! These are double-sided blades; I use each side 3 times then replace. So that's 6 shaves per blade and I shave 2-3 times per week. That should have given me a 2 year usage, but they have lasted way longer than that. I wish the edge blades were trimmed or dulled down, as you can cut your ear while trying to shave close. The blades are not all made equal; some are sharper than others and last longer. But other than that, these are a very cost-effective solution for a shaving system!

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.

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 was really hoping that these blades would be it, but boy do these blades tug my facial hair! They make Derby blades feel like Feathers. I have suffered through 4 shaves with these things and I wont put my face through another shave using these blades. The first blade I used was after 2 days of growth and it felt like a tugging match the whole way through, but I gave it the benefit of the doubt thinking maybe after the coating thinned out, the blade would be smoother for the next shave. But it was the same story. The next 2 shaves I used a new blade each time and all was the same. The last shave I only did one pass and I called it quits. These will not even be back up blades. And to be honest, if I had no blades left other than these I would just use a cartridge razor.I would not recommend these to any beginners trying to get into DE safety razors. These blades will ruin your first time and could potentially turn some off from this art of shaving.In case anyone was wondering what razor(s) I paired these blades with. I used my Vikings Blade Chieftain 5 BC which is an AMAZING razor by the way. And I also used the cheaper milder razor the King C Gillette, just to see if a closed comb/straight bar would help... it was worse, increased the tugging.After giving these blades more use Ive come to actually like them. I used 1 blade 5 times and they seem to give better shaves after the 3rd shave. Also if my beard does get longer i will trim with a shaver then shave with my razor.I still think these are better suited for more aggressive razors and shorter stubble. But overall not bad.