Gillette 100 X Wilkinson Sword Double Edge Safety Razor Blades

Razor blades can vary by batch and manufacturers and plant, but the batch i received was genuinely excellent. I have owned safety steel razors for the past several years, and almost nothing makes a bigger difference than having the best blade. And these are genuinely up there next to the best. They cut well, they're also a excellent price, the sharpness of my batch matched prime Astras (sharp hair cutting without worrying about too many nicks).For my face, just make sure to tighten them into the razor blade as tight as possible for a good close shave without many nicking worries. They're sharp blades and cut well. I also like to take mine out between uses and wipe off the edges with a soft dry sheet of tp or cloth to remove the caked on soap / lather residue, this keeps the blades cutting edge sharp and giving excellent shaves for 4-7 shaves vs 2-3. great brand, sharp, excellent value!My rating of other bladesWilkinson sword: 6$ for 100: Shave: 4.7/5, Value 5/5- Cuts great, excellent price, consistently good.Astra platnium 8$ for 100: Prime: Shave: 4. 6/5, Junk shave: (bad batches) 3.5/5, Value 4.0/5 to 4.5/5- Prime blades are great, but hit and miss blades. Some are excellent, some are lackluster and bad enough you throw them away after 1 use. They have multiple plants and one is just great like Wilkinson sword, while the other is 3/5 quality garbage.Dorco: 6$ for 100: shave: 3.8/5. value: 4.0/5- Cheap and durable, but noticeably much less sharper, feels like you're tugging your hair more, still better than most no name brands, but no real reason NOT to order the Wikinsons while they're the same prices. If the wikinsons were 18$ maybe, and it's not a bad blade. but no point to order a less sharp product for the same price.Generic cheap no name blades: Shave: 2/5 Value: 0/5It'll beat a generic twin blade maybe but you should really upgrade. Razor blades are the one product that's all brand quality for geniunely sharp blades. Some generics you get the same quality product. Super sharp shaving blades, you need the plant to have a good product. It's okay to get a start, but you should really buy a good brand.(As far as blade disposals go, you can either invest in a fancy thing or a slot cut broth can if you don't chop their hands off. But i find that using a black permanant marker to mark RAZORS RAZORS RAZORS all over a old 1$ pill bottle from the dollar store works fine for me. They store hundreds of blades and i use melatonin for sleep. So i buy two, dump one into the other, mark the other in Permanant marker and keep it in the bathroom with heavy black markers everywhere, and it stores the blade great and keeps care of hundreds well.

So for those that do not know, the razor industry changes every 6 months. So those that try to keep up with the latest and greatest technology with razors, it’s a waste! I am old and I have used electric, cordless, disposable, head replacements and of course the these. I have used many different brands but these blades are by far the best in the industry by my standards.You get a nice clean shave, no bumps, no cut, they last and they save you money when it comes to cost and waste.A good safety razor is by far a gentleman’s best friend. My wife has even stated how close my safety razor (with these blades) cuts compared to multi-blade razors and others I have used.Step back in time and get a good safety razor, reduce the waste in land fills and remember that these blades go in a blade bank then into the recycling bin when they have done their job.You can also flip the blade as well if you need to stretch the life of a blade!These do not dull out as fast like other blades and for the price, I am extremely happy and will use this brand until the Good Lord calls me home!Women can use these as well by the way! They even make long handle safety razors for men and women. As a retired bicycle racer I even used these on my legs as well! By the way, for those that wonder why cyclists shave their legs, it’s to reduce irritability and when you do go down and get injured, the EMT,s do not care if they take skin if and when they have to shave a area to address a wound!Do yourself and the planet a favor, ditch the disposable, save energy and unplug the electric or cordless razor, step back to what our father’s, great and grand used. I have tried everything else like I stated, simple is effective and affordable and these blades with a good simple affordable safety razor to me just makes since for my skin, wallet and the planet. 5 stars are nit enough for these blades, I give them 10!

Sharp and a good value. I get a weeks worth of shaves. Smooth shave and fit.

Dulled fast on first blade but second was faster cut. Good brand and works well. Plenty at easy price.

Im a barber and these have been my go-to blades for over 10 years. They are also kind to your wallet and are high quality. Highly recommend!

Awesome classic blades!!!Just the right sharpness for shaving course hair on head.Love these blades.Can’t go wrong for the value/cost.Great product.Will buy again.

Sharp razors good price nice clean shave don't spend 40 bucks for 4 cartridge razors spend 6.68 for 100 double edge razors frugle cheap or smart it's your decision to make please make the right choice shave your face don't be a beardo!

So chances are if you're buying this, you probably own or are considering getting a single-blade safety razor. The answer is yes, do it, and while you're at it, snag these blades. They're sharp enough to last you at least 4-5 shaves, so let's do the math here: about $7 for 100 razors that will last you probably about 4 shaves minimum a piece, that's 400 shaves right there for $7. Or, you could spend roughly $20 on a pack of five cartridges that last you 5 shaves a piece before they start tugging your hairs and take twice as long to shave, coming out to about 25 shaves for $20. Sold yet? Learn how to use these blades and you won't wanna go back to the cartridges!