🪒 Brass Bronze Double Edge Safety Razor - Long Handle, Replaceable Blade Razors for Men, Classic Reusable Metal Manual Shaver with Close Comb Review

The heavy brass handle alone is worth something. The head, although made of zamak, is beautifully finished. This is not a soft razor. If you want soft, use the old Gillette technique or the modern van Der Hagen/Weishi. But it's also not a tremendously aggressive head. It's stuck in the middle. You will feel the blade and you have to be careful. But he didn't tear me to pieces like Merkur Slant did. Overall this is a good razor for the money. Just take your time and use a good lube and gentle…

I find shaving a waste of time, not pleasant. I hate it. When I was in the Navy, I sometimes had to shave twice a day. After I got into the narcotics department, I took a break from shaving for a couple of years. Everyone in the narcotics department has beards, even the clerks. I'm moving to a new position this summer and have had to relearn how to shave. I knew I was done with Razor Club cartridge blades and the thought of using safety razors and double edged blades scared me. Salesperson. I…

I had my doubts that it was made in China. But I gave it a chance, I usually buy Made in Pakistan. But after a HORRIBLE shave that badly bruised my face with my Pakistani straight razor, I realized the problem was NOT THE BLADES, it was THE LEVELING. I'm assuming the Chinese ones are laser formed or something and shaped, not turned and machined like the Pakistani ones. It offers a closer fit and accuracy at a low cost. The more levelling, the better the casting finish, etc. It's good, I don't…

First of all this is my first razor of this kind as double edged razors are not usually the first choice when a woman is looking for a razor. For most of the past two decades I've shaved my legs and other areas with the Gillette Mach 3 - it always seemed "good enough" so I've never tried anything else. But recently I've decided to branch out and move away from plastic waste cartridges to reduce my environmental impact and save money. I did a lot of research and spent days looking at the many…

I was very surprised by the great weight, it feels solid. I find it heavy and perfectly balanced. Looks and feels high quality. The brass/bronze color is great. If this is the last half as I think I will update my review in a few years. My first impression is an excellent product at a good price. I feel it's on the moderate side of aggressiveness, which is why I recommend it to almost everyone.

When choosing between this brass razor and a stainless steel safety razor (both non-adjustable) and price is important to you, the choice is easy. That. Very well made and should last for many years. The shave is moderately aggressive, so maybe not for the beginner. Brass is beautiful and I've read that it can be polished to keep its shine. My compliments for a great product at an affordable price.

I've used a lot of different handles. 2 typical advantages of this blade are a longer handle with screw and the right blade holder angle. The weight and feel are good too, but the first 2 features were a pleasant surprise. The blades also appear to be fine. The first works on the fifth day. It's not clear if this is just because of the good quality or the right angle of the handle. Congratulations to the manufacturer!

I love this razor. It has an excellent weight, as befits a razor. A somewhat aggressive double-edged razor stance. Beginners better watch out. Feels great in hand. The knurled handle is better than some more expensive razors and provides a secure, non-slip grip while shaving. Perfect!

I have been shaving with a double edged blade for about 15 years, although for the last 5 years I have mainly used a straight razor. I rate this razor as aggressive. This gives a very close shave, but you must be careful or you will cut yourself. Also a powerful razor with a long handle. I like it but it wouldn't be good for traveling. But a great shave and you reduce the amount of plastic in the environment.