Feather Double Edge Safety Razor Blades 100 Count

I ordered the 100 red/white pack from SBT Supply and it had the same black-label 5 packs I've always had. Fancy little box too, since it has that metallic silver blade logo on the front lol. Anyway, these blades are exactly like the ones I received in a sampler from another seller a while back. About the blades: They are extremely overpriced, no way getting around that. I paid almost $40 for a 100 pack - the last time I bought blades, I paid $7 for a 100 pack of Shark blades. Those are excellent btw, but something about my shaving habits lately made me realize I was irritating the hell out of my face with them. Astra SP blades - in the same realm as those sharks, also cost about $7 for 100. You're paying FIVE TO SIX TIMES MORE for these Feather blades. Is it worth it? Yes. Sadly. They are sharper than anything else I've used. I can run my razor up and down my face exactly once and these blades will leave it fairly clean - maybe a second pass in trouble spots. If I try anything more, it'll nick my face lol. They are very sharp. The sharpness means fewer passes and less skin irritation. Being able to shave my face cleanly with no irritation in like 5 minutes is TOTALLY worth the extra money. At the end of the day, $40 in cartridge shaver land is a great price for 12 proglide blades. So yea, I'm really satisfied. The only thing is I haven't managed to get more than 3 good shaves out of a blade, so really this 100 pack might not last a year. We'll see. Still, great blades and fast shipping via prime! :)

These are absolutely the best blades, but they are extremely sharp. If you have an aggressive razor with a lot of reveal and a sensitive skin, you'll get cut. This blade works best paired with mild razors like Merkur 23C, 33C, 34C, Feather Popular, or Feather AS D2. Aside from providing an effortless shave without any tagging on your beard, this blade is also very durable and consistent from one shave to the next. I typically get 5-7 shaves per blade (I shave every other day). This will vary for each user, but overall, I found this blade to be more durable than any other I have tried. Compared to most other blades this one is also more rigid (stiff) which reflects the thickness of the blade and hardness of the metal. On razors with more blade reveal (how much of the blade is exposed) this is important, because a blade that is softer and flimsier will result in more razor burn. Yes, these blades are more expensive, but the much higher quality of Japanese steel, more mileage, and top quality control outweighs the additional cost in my book!

This arrived to a face badly in need of a shave (Pro Tip: Remember to order a new box when you open the last cartridge!). I can confirm that these are the real deal. I received a long box with 20 cartridges of 5 blades each of some of the best blades made. The seller was Saving Blade and Razors. On to the razors: I have moderately sensitive skin and I have tried about 20 different types of blades since switching from the garbage 5-blade razors. Beyond a shadow of a doubt these are the sharpest razors I've had the fortune of using, a sentiment that is likely echoed 100x in these reviews. Many call these blades aggressive, but frankly I don't know if that is a good descriptor. I think unsympathetic is a good term. If you do not have the proper prep of your face, or if you do not have a good shave soap, you will find this razor to be mean. If you have some experience these razors shave like a dream. BBS every time, and you can get a few shaves from one blade. Alternatively, if you're like me and purchased these blade just as you switched to safety razors, you'll soon learn what weepers are and you'll know exactly where you technique needs improving. Make sure to grab an alum block if you're new (you should have one if you aren't.), and use it with cold water following your shave, it will help your skin out immensely as well as giving you a few problem areas that will feel a slight burn when you go over them. If you're finding these too unyielding for your first blades, put aside these for when you get more experience and pick up a pack of Gillette Silver Blues or Astra Platinums for a nice clean shave with a little less sharpness, or maybe even some Derby's for even less sharpness to work on technique.

I've been using a DE razor for 10+ months and have used Feather, Wilkinson, Gillette, Astra, Bic, Shark, and Lord blades. One time, even bought a pack of generics at CVS after discovering that I had forgotten to pack blades before going on vacation. All of the aforementioned brands performed at a level that I would consider "Good", but the Feathers stand alone as being the consistent leader when it comes to providing an almost effortless shave with surprisingly few nicks. The fact that these gems are, by far, the sharpest blades I have experienced helps me remove my tough whiskers with a minimum of time and effort. I find that, in spite of the scalpel-like sharpness of their edges, I actually have fewer nicks when shaving with Feathers rather than any of the other brands of blades. I tend to believe that this can be attributed to the fact that I remove more beard with less strokes, and with application of less pressure, when using the sharper Feather blades. Buying in bulk allows me to own the Feathers at about thirty cents per blade, and each Feather will shave me comfortably, every day, for anywhere from 7 - 14 days. I can remember being frustrated that the super-expensive multi-blade cartridges cost 10X - 12X more, and generally dulled at less than a week. At the end of my first full year of wet shaving with a double edged razor, I will have enjoyed superior shaves, less post-shave irritation, and no "too-close" blemishes. And I will have obtained all of the materials involved for less than $100. Far less. These Feather blades are great and I recommend them highly!

Im so wrong for using Astra blades over this

I had read that these were the best, etc etc... I don't believe the hype. I've got ~360 blades by Astra, Voskhod, and RK, and they're basically all the same besides how long they last. Brand new, they all do a great job, but I basically only use the RKs once. All are being used in My Henson AL13, or AL13++. These Feathers cost more than double the price of any of the others, but I wanted to know... Are they worth it? Absolutely the sharpest, smoothest possible. Single pass, they left me bare. I still kept shaving, due to habit, and I hit it from a few different angles, just to make sure it's close, as I'm used to regular razors. They leave my skin feeling almost sticky it was so hairless... not sure how else to describe it. I shave daily with an aggressive razor, and the next day besides a few at the bottom of my neck, there was just nothing to get. They require less force, less passes, and even with my more mild razor handle, a bit more attention. 100/10 for quality, even though these are the first blades I've managed to cut myself with in years. They don't last any longer than the Voskhod, but for the first 2 shaves, are sharper than the Voskhod is at day 1. The cheapest/worst blade money can buy is still pretty good, but when you want a perfect shave, these are the ones.

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I had seen these blasts tried reviewed online. They are very sharp and perfect for me. Shaving experience is very smooth and I have a tough beard. Happy to recommend

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