🪒 Schick Tracer Fx Razor Review: Includes 1 Refill Blade, Get Yours Now! Review

I have owned FX for many years. My original was starting to look bad and was actually made out of something that could trigger an airport baggage security system. This does not turn off. In addition, all new modern razors have three, four or five blades. Enough means enough. How many blades does a razor really need? This is a great lightweight razor and the two blades do a great job with it.

I change the blades 3 times a year. Never thought I would find such a good razor, I shave with it almost every day and yes I have a coarse beard. The razor itself is nothing fancy, just plastic, but the blades are amazing.

I really like old razors more than new ones that have more blades in the cartridge. I bought this razor to replace one I've had for years. This new one feels a lot better than the old one. It might not offer a closer shave than the old one, but it feels like it.

. About 3 years ago I lost my Tracer FX pen but I had about 30 cartridges left. That helped. It will probably take me a few years to use all 30. Thank you for being there as I couldn't find this in any store. The razor works great, nice and close never even gets a cut. Recommended.

I used a Schick tracer stick for over 20 years before it finally broke. I know the tracer has been out of production for years, but I'll wait until there are no more dead blades.

Like the others, I had unused Schick FX cartridges (about 20) and figured I could save a few bucks by ordering a new pen and using the FX cartridges until they run out. But if you're used to the Schick Quattro by now, that logic will take you to a dark, gory place. Those old razor/handle combos are very unforgiving compared to the Quattro. Almost every time I've shaved with this item, I've cut myself using methods that aren't a problem with today's razors. The Schick Tracer FX was just a step…