🪒 BIC Flex 2 Hybrid Men's Twin Blade Razor Set with One Handle and 10 Cartridges: Ultimate Shaving Performance Review

Poor packaging of , two pieces of expensive goods, could have been packed in a box, they cost a package. I would not take it for a gift in a crushed package.

If you're happy to spend 90% of your time ripping out every hair you're missing so it doesn't get stuck in your razor, by all means buy this junk. Apparently tested on already hairless creatures, these were the most useless razors I've ever bought in my life. Unless you have a fire hose or water pressure to rip the skin off your face, you can't clean these blades enough to last a full shave. Spend more money, get a Mach3 and save yourself countless hours cleaning your razor because the company…

This is disposable, best if you don't have any other branded items. It shaves better than the Gillette dual-blade disposable blades I have, but you literally have to go over the same area about 10-15 times, compared to 2-3 times with the Gillette dual-blade. I have short facial hair, not very thick/coarse and after one use when I was only shaving my face it felt like the blade of the beak was pulling. It doesn't really cost anything, look at another option. A gentle step above 99 cents at the…

On days when I don't use my safety razor, like many others I prefer to use disposables with only 2 blades. decent ergonomics and durability. A slight incline was also allowed. Good quality blades, moisture strips and cuts will do the trick. But even using the underside of my wrist to resharpen my blades more sharply, I can typically only expect a week's use from a cartridge. So about 5-8 applications, depending on the thickness of the growth. Compared to other dual blade disposables I've tried…

I HATE razors with three or more blades. I use a double blade razor to shave and shape my beard. Too many blades make my pruning cumbersome. The price is better than anywhere else I've found double blade razors, but still more expensive than I like. I understand supply and demand, and ever since those tiered razor monsters came along, the price of the old dual blades that still exist has skyrocketed. The BIC Flex 2 is a worthy compromise, works very well and stays sharp for a long time.

If you used the discontinued Schick FX 2-blade razor and really don't like 3, 4 or 5 blade razors, this is a good replacement. FX blades go up to $4 each on eBay, so I bought a Bic Flex 2 Hybrid as a possible replacement. I shaved with it for the first time this morning and am very impressed. And the price is very good. Will definitely buy again.

These razors work well, but they don't have the convenience or performance of the Gillette Sensor Excel. I stopped using Gillette (P&G) products because of her bad habits. This is a good replacement for Sensor Excel. These Bic Flex razors give you a pretty close shave without the scratches and cuts that some cheap razors have. The angle of the blades is a bit off, so I'm still getting used to it. The handles are light but well made. Contrary to some reviewers, I'm quite happy with light grips…

I prefer a razor with two blades. I've been looking for an alternative to the Gillette Sensor Excel for many years. Sensor prices continue to rise and they are becoming increasingly difficult to find in stores. I first found the BIC Flex 2 at Walmart and loved it so much that I bought a year's supply from Revain. Minus BIC - the handle is light, and the width of the head is slightly larger than that of the sensor.