Are the Shark super chrome blades different than the Shark stainless blades?
856856
They are. I prefer the super chromes, I find them just a little bit more aggressive.
856857
hey there. i've never tried the stainless steel blades. i have a 100 pack of the super chrome and they are a very good value. However I only get 2 shaves out of each blade vs. the 3 shaves I get from Astra. The Astra brand is about the same in price so if you're looking for a deal you'll be happy with Astra. Here's a link I found that might answer your question better: http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php/273015-Shark-Stainless-vs-Chrome
856858
Yes one has chrome and the other is stainless. The chrome can hold an edge longer than the stainless but the stainless will not rust both are very good Blades
856859
Absolutely, in my opinion, they last longer in terms of use compared to the stainless...and maintain their sharpness for even a longer duration, and are less edgy than the stainless as they start to wear.
856860
I have no idea, but I got the 100 Super Chrome for about $11.00 and have been using them for the past 4 months or so. They seem to be very good blades, but to be honest I have only experience with the 2 Feather blades that came with my razor and these. At $.11 or so each they seem to be a great deal. I get 2-3 shaves from each one.
294367
They are not. Those are the international blades. These are Solingen steel; they don't have the same stability of superior Henkels blades but are not trash.
1564812
There is a stainless steel version of this knife and there is (the original) carbon steel version of this knife. The different number might indicate the difference between the two types of steel available.
1287248
I tried to look up that information for you by locating a 'Merkur Website", no such luck. I would try calling Amazon, itself. The difference could be in the metal of the blade, the degree of sharpness, or single/double edge.
823375
It is chrome, and it holds up very well. You get the best shaves when you use Wilkinson Sword Blades, Sharks or Astra. I have a large collection of Gillette Super Speeds, Techs etc., for a double edge razor it stands right there with them with the quality of shaves you get. Always remember to make three passes for the best BBS shave, but it will work fine with only two.
1746319
serrations are the same. one is tanto the other isnt. both similar. both have thin weak liner locks so be careful
349885
Probably not it is not listed that way. Search for the model you have and it should bring one up or call Shark!
823372
Comes both ways depending on the seller. Amazon sells the chrome plated one. They might have the nickel plated razor, you just might have to refine your search.
935753
The black blade SRK has a solid Aus8A stainless steel blade. The non-black one is a San Mai III, which is a laminated 3 layer blade made with a hard VG1 core hard stainless sandwiched bewteen 2 layers of a softer steel, probably 420j2. This gives he hard core flexibility and produces an overall better blade than te solid Aus8A version. Hence the higher price.
54089
Looks like the difference is the finish. This one says it's "satin nickel" which is a soft duller finish, and the one I have is shiny polished chrome. Hope this helps.
922671
I think we have the chrome, because ours looks more like that image which I thought was stainless. I doubt I am helping you - but know that I do LOVE IT!!! With amazons prime you can always return for free, if you have Prime. and if you do have prime since they are low in stock I would order both and return the one that does not work.
654240
Yes, these are the blades I use for my 6853XL and 6863XL razors. I think sometime back they dropped the "plus". It's best to go to Norelco and look up the model of your razor to get the correct blades.
2247546
From my research, the NC900 "chrome" is more because of the chrome color. I guess they are looking at it like appliances. Stainless is always more than the other colors. I hope this helps.
1923740
I purchased a Merkur double edge razor and the feather hi-stainless platinum stainless blades.After my purchase I was given a membership to the Dollor shave club as a gift for Xmas.The dollor shave club razor was so superior to the double edge razor I haven't used the Merfur razor since, I strongly recommend the dollor shave club.
1201074
I measured one of them @~1/16" thick. "high carbon" and "high carbon stainless" are not the kinds of terms I would look for. These knives are VG-10 Steel, which is a high performance stainless steel- with what could be called a "high carbon" content of ~1%. The chromium (@15%) is what makes it stainless, and in this case, vanadium, molybdenum, cobalt, and manganese factor into the overall steel equation. It holds an edge remarkably well, while offering superior corrosion resistance. I put mine to a honing steel somewhat regularly, and sharpen maybe ever 3 months- but I like to maintain a shaving edge on these knives. They take the edge easily and hold on to it fantastic (using DMT diamond and then ceramic stones to polish). I have to say, I think it really depends on your own habits. These probably aren't ideal if you like to cut with more tight gripped downward pressure than a balanced slice. They're exceptional performing knives, but I think they're meant as more of a finesse instrument than a chopping tool. In my opinion, the balance and weight is great, the quality of the construction is obvious, and these are some of the best kitchen knives on the market. With fine diamond stones (I prefer DMT) and ceramic, they are very easy to maintain (a few minutes is usually all it takes to get it back to a scary shaving edge)-- but I wouldn't use them as cleavers in any sense whatsoever. If you're into finesse and slicing over brute-force chopping, I couldn't recommend these higher.
1459627
As far as I can tell, the only difference is the blade angle. May even be too sharp- just be very careful - the new blades are like razors!
1976795
It doesn't appear so. The replacement blades look specific to the manufacturer