Feather Brand 20 Count Razor Blades New Hi-Stainless Double Edge, Men

I've been using cartridge razors all my life and I'm new to wetshaving (~6 months). I started with the obvious Wilkinson Sword blades (paired with a Rockwell R1 and Pristine 515 razor alternatively) and have been wetshaving daily. After gaining enough expertise, I decided to give the feather blades a try. BAM.. BAM... BIGELOW.... !!!! I finally see what the hype is all about. This is truly the best blade I've ever used. I was able to get a BBS in just two passes WTG and ATG. I'm never going back to mediocrity again. .

Smooth shaving. Very sharp blades. Like it very much...

Best quality

Quite costly for 20 blades but these are the best blades i have used. These are quite sharp , the sharpest ones i know so can cut easily if not propyl used

I ordered it expecting several times more improvement over local indian blades. They do seem sharper but won't last you for more than one shave. Considering this, it's very expensive.

Very satisfied with the quality of the blades. They are extremely sharp and do not rust soon. I don’t shave every day, but I rather share on alternate days, so I was able to use each plate for at least two or three times. Therefore, it’s a value for money for me, and the shave was quite smooth using a safety razor

Not up to the mark Get lot of Burn, it's not smooth

These razors are the most effective I have encountered. While the pricing may be elevated through this channel, it aligns with market conditions.

If you need to fend off heavy whiskers these do the job.

Feather razor blades truly live up to the hype. Like many other reviewers, I switched to double edge safety razors from Gillette Fusion 5 blades cartridge razors and have never looked back. I read a lot of reviews on Feather blades and decided I would try them after I mastered my technique for shaving with a DE safety razor. Fortunately, I felt very comfortable using a safety razor after only a few shaves but had not received my Feather blades in the mail yet so I had to wait much longer than I intended. My first two shaves I cut myself in a couple spots two to three times per shave, and since then it has been nick free and cut free shaves in the six weeks since I started. The blades I own and have tried before using the Feather include Derby, Gillette, and Astra. I did not care for the Derby at all, and of course they gave me the nicks and cuts on those first two shaves. However, to be fair this could have been due to my skin having to get used to the new style of shaving so I may give them another try in the near future. I really like the Astra and Gillette razor blades but find myself using the Astra more often so I rate them a little higher. Finally I received my Feather blades in the mail, which took about a month to arrive due to shipping from Thailand. This morning I shaved with one for the first time and it definitely is the sharpest and best blade of the four brands I have used. I didn't notice so much while I was shaving on my first pass along the growth, it was more so after I washed my face off after the first pass. I honestly didn't see the need for a second pass, but of course I did so anyway. I sometimes do three passes, one along, one sideways, and one against. With the Feather I only did one along and one against the growth. It did not seem at all necessary however, and I didn't even hear any hair being cut on the second pass like I always do with the other blades. My skin feels soft and smooth, more so than ever before and that is not an exaggeration. I cannot believe how close the shave was and it felt good too. And best of all, I did not nick or cut myself at all. I don't think it was necessary to wait so long before trying the Feather blades either. I purchased my brother an entire shave set and a sample pack of blades the other day for his birthday and told him to try the Feather blades after he felt comfortable with his technique. Well, he called me this morning and said he tried the Feather on his first shave and was very pleased. I read about people cutting their faces up all over the place with DE razors, and especially with Feather blades, but I wonder what the heck they are doing so wrong because I don't find this to be at all difficult. Thus, my recommendation is if you know how to shave, but the Feather blades first and be done with it. There is no need to try every blade made in my opinion, just the sharpest. By the way, I hear KAI blades are also extremely sharp, and being made in Japan like Feather I don't doubt it.

These blades give me a Sharp and accurate shave, always highly quality.

Muy filosas, Totalmente complacido. En la primera rasurada se notó la diferencia. Si bien no las recomendaría para ser las primeras hojas para aprender. Obtuve una rasurada de "nalga de bebé" con pocas pasadas y retoque mínimo de aquellos lugares donde el vello crece en direcciones extrañas. Si ya tienes confianza en tu técnica o tienes vello grueso aunque disperso como en mi caso, realmente te deja una rasurada muy cercana y sin irritación.

I think these are the sharpest blades on the marked and paired with my Feather razor they work flawlessly.