Shave a lot? check out Harry's(Now with review).

[Eric]

being military I have to shave atleast every other day...

Same here, and my hair is thick enough that I need to shave every day and a new fusion razor only lasts 10 shaves or so... it gets expensive quick!

[F34R]

Been using it every day since june and im still on my first blade. need to order some more shaving cream though. Are you guys still using harrys cream? or have you swiched to products you can actually buy in the store? lol

anyways, mine works amazing and I havent noticed any change in the way the blade cuts since I got it. I have cut myself with it though, but that me just being careless while rushing to get ready for work.

I switched back to shaving in the shower with the running water. Since fall is arriving I will be hanging up my razor for the coming seasons.

[kickinindian]

just picked up a truman set through your link i cant wait for this to arrive! they seem what ive been looking for to handle my steel facial hair!

[kickinindian]

Holy shitballs batman! These razors are fucking amazing best shave ive had outside a barber shop!

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[samiam3356]

2 months on the same blade and it was still cutting fine. Changed it to see what a new one felt like. Shaved better but the other shaved fine as well. Best change I have made!

[browntown]

For the merkur crew, as someone that has been using a safety razor for a long time -- seek out feather blades from Japan. They make scalpel blades that my physician friends swear by. ebay is where to find them. The normal safety blades you buy at walgreens suck. Merkur makes a nice razor, but horrible blades.

If you're really a blade snob, seek out swedish gillettes.

If you want a cheap cream setup, find the omega setola (bristle) brush and cream. You dont need silvertip badger if you're just trying things out. http://www.drugstore.com/products/pr...k=g&matchtype=

I have a vintage henckels straight blade and all the stropping business that goes with it. If you buy a vintage straight blade, spend the 15$ to send it to a hone-meister to put a proper edge on it BEFORE you go stropping around like a cartoon. Straight blades aren't necessarily as scary as you might think, but they take an incredible amount of practice to get a decent shave out of them. The safety razor is much, much easier. If you go to the badger and blade forums, you'll read about a lot of guys who start out with straight blades, but have to finish with a safety because their technique hasn't been refined.

Just wait till you try your first coup de maitre.

[emerson.]

had mine for about 3 weeks now. by far the best razor ive ever used

[Eric]

I retrained out of ammo two years ago, what maintenance do you do?

[emerson.]

Im metals tech, machining and welding. But im here at sheppard now cross training over to crew chief for a full time reserve technician job on base. Id rather stay machinist but no one in my shop is leaving soon and crew chief spot are always open lol

[Eric]

Metals tech would be the one maintenance job I think I'd like. Have you seen how crew chiefs get treated? Almost worse than cops!

[emerson.]

Im not a fan of the job but as a ART (Air reserve technician) you are basically active duty, as in working on base uill time, but in a civilian status. $20+/hr and great benefits. As a 21yr old with out a degree in my area its very good.. plus you had have all the bullshit that you deal with active duty. Small base, everyone gets along with everyone

[Dermeister3]

These look real nice.

Question though: Is there a blade on the opposite side of the main razors? I like how the gillette Fusion pro-glide, quad blade (insert more adjectives here) refills have that single blade so i can trim along my jawline.

I usually just shave my neck and trim my facebeard. The single razor on the backend is really nice to trim a line along my jaw.

Seems like a great product though

[emerson.]

no single back blade

[F34R]

These look real nice.

Question though: Is there a blade on the opposite side of the main razors? I like how the gillette Fusion pro-glide, quad blade (insert more adjectives here) refills have that single blade so i can trim along my jawline.

I usually just shave my neck and trim my facebeard. The single razor on the backend is really nice to trim a line along my jaw.

Seems like a great product though

Like he said above there is no single blade on the back. I personally never found it any better using a single vs the front. They are hands down amazing razors. Right now I am going full beard, so no shave since a few months. I do know that my Sister stole the set I bought for my Father. She likes it because the blades last a lot longer.

[samiam3356]

Blade that came with mine lasted 2 months, however the one I just replaced it with lasted a month and is cutting terrible. A month is decent longevity in my opinion though. Not bitching just keeping up with it on here due time stamped post