🪒 Optimized Razorba Back Hair Shaver Review

Great product I highly recommend! Now I can reach a specific area that has always been difficult to reach and shaving times have been drastically reduced. The instructions say to use it when your back is wet. I've had better luck getting it dry and I also recommend using a fixed head shaver rather than a pivoting one. I've used four different razors and my head could hold them all. I use it once a week and opted for my DE safety razor which has given great results.

tl;dr: If you shave (or cut or whatever) your back, you should get it. It reduces shaving time, increases range and improves comfort. HISTORY: I'm a fairly short guy without too many muscles, so I have a pretty good ability to reach my back with a regular razor anyway. However, there's always an area in the middle of the back that I can never fully recover - remember that the more you bend your body to get there, you're changing the shape of your back by arching it. Muscles that won't create…

the razor holder is not fully fixed so if you press the razor against your back the position and angle of the razor changes slightly inside the holder forcing you to adjust to where it ends. This makes it difficult to get the right blade angle in some areas. and the shaver can rotate very easily when making these adjustments. too much variability for me. and the thing is by the way huge and not very ergonomic.

Pretty inventive. It took me a few tries to find the best technique for me (sideways from center back to the side), but now it works like magic. I have fairly light hair so I can use it without shaving cream. You need the extra wide razors they sell as it takes too long with a regular sized razor.

Bought this product for a husband who is tired of asking his wife to shave his back in summer. He really likes the Razorba back razor. The razor has a good length, which makes it easy to get into those hard-to-reach places! I would recommend this product to anyone who has trouble shaving their legs or even those who find it difficult to bend over to shave their legs. What an amazing invention! Great communication with seller and follow up :)

The angle is ideal for back shaving. Small is suitable for people of average height. Light enough to be comfortable to use, but heavy enough to feel like a really high-quality device that you could use to hit someone on the head when they're trying to steal your prized shampoo. Seriously, it's good plastic, not cheap, it will last. I thought $20 might be too much but it's a fair price. I had no intention of ever using the large razors that came with it, but after trying the free one I will do…

This inexpensive but well thought out razor holder allows me to shave my back with any razor of my choice, including the included fast and efficient dual blade razor. But I also like the idea that almost any razor fits easily in a flexible rubber sheath. My wife has already borrowed this to shave her legs, which now takes less effort. This struck me as a good idea when considering alternatives and has proven itself in practice. I was concerned about the length, but it's long enough that the…

When I bought this I was about to write a very negative review because the huge hole in the head couldn't hold my razor. Mach 3 only, but the razor handle was too thin. However, I realized very quickly that if I pressed hard enough there would be a hard rubber bushing at the back that holds it in place very well. Also, it took a little while to understand the coordination, but it worked out well. The razor didn't twist or twitch - the head held it very well. I went - I still use it on my back.

Good access to areas you normally can't reach Good grip and blade angle. A good product. My only complaint is that it doesn't fit my favorite Bic razor. It matches other standard razors but I would prefer if it matches my brand. ---Upgrade-- One of the great tips for inexpensively assembling thin-handled razors is to use one of those rubber pens or pencil blocks you can buy at Walmart or Staples. Children usually use them. Simply slide the handle onto the end of the handle (it may need to be…