Feather Double Edge Safety Razor Blades 100 Count

These are by far the smoothest blades I’ve used. They’re relatively pricy, but well worth the extra cost

great

Excellent, very sharp blades. I use these in my Feather razor... a perfect combination. I love these blades... highly recommend them.

Best razors I have found

An excellent product from the best blade company out there. My only complaint is that these are not the Feather NEW Hi-Stainless blades, but rather the older (Regular) Hi-Stainless blades. New Hi-Stainless are as pictured, but as my picture shows, they send a different, albeit still excellent, product. Lost one star for the bait-and-switch, but the product itself gets 5 stars from me.

The best blades, i dont waste my time with other brands.

Super fine shave, follow the cleaning instructions

Great product and price. These are pretty aggressive blades. I use them in rotation with other blades; one blade per day.

If youre just getting into double-edged shaving, then I suggest you pick up a pack of Derby Extras. If youve been shaving double-edged for more than 2 weeks without slicing your face open (LOL), then these are the blades to get. Ill never use anything but Feathers.

I purchased a sample pack of razors prior to purchasing these. In my opinion, no other DE razor blade will give a closer shave if you are using the feather razor handle. Using feather blades properly requires a light touch, and I wouldnt recommend them to start. I recommend Derby extra as a starter blade for their price and tendency to forgive aggressive pressure/angles. After you get used to shaving with the Derby Extra razors, the Feather blades are well worth the additional cost. I use one pass across my face, and Im done, and all of the hairs come off cleanly. Rather than use an expensive shaving lather soap, I found that Dr. Bronners eucalyptus bar soap will foam adequately if rubbed vigorously between your hands. It leaves behind a pleasant feel and aroma. I purchased a sample pack of razors a while back, and my opinions are as follows. Mercur razors are fantastic; on par with Feather, but they are difficult to find at a decent price and volume. Derby Extras are good for their price, and I found them to be more forgiving, but they didnt give as close of a shave. I consider the Derby Extra to be a good starter blade. Both the Sharp, and Wilkinson Sword produced a good shave, but irritated the skin. Trig blades were OK for only one or two uses. Bic blades were mediocre blades that seemed to last a while. 7AM durablade was also nothing special. Dorco was the absolute worst, and after giving three Dorco blades a try, the other 7 went straight to the trash.