I have a razor handle that the blades slide on to. Do these razors slide on or click on to the handle?
1458408
I should be a smart alec, smile, and say "Yes." Because they do both. I have a Trac II type handle and a cheap Atra knockoff I got elsewhere. Trac IIs slide, the Atra uses a push button to move prongs that click onto pivot holes in ribs on the back of the blade's plastic "frame." These blades are set up to use either and seem to work fine on either.
1458409
The Blades SLIDE-ON. Which is the best in my opinion. The razor handles last longer than those that have the two clips -one on each side. I dislike the the blades that click on to the handle also as the blades have a tendensy to "roll" off the their razor handle, when the razo gets clogged with soap.
1458410
The blades slide on to the handle. The price is very good and they are made in the USA.
1458411
The blades slide on. Just to clarify, though, the package clearly states, "Fits TracII & Atra razors." As far as I know, a handle is a handle and they're all standard regardless of brand; but you always run into the possibility of incompatibility if you don't have one of those two handles specifically. My handle is a Trac-II, but I always used Shick Super-II blades when they were available. So if Shick & Gilette are compatible with each other, chances are any other handles will be also.
1609020
No, the blades have two plastic pivots. The razor has a button that expands two little arms. when released they contract and latch onto the pivots on the blades securing the blade to the razor.
1677361
The razor is comprised of three pieces. The handle (1) the razor head (2). When you unscrew the handle it allows the head to seperate into two. When you seperate the razor head you can remove the razor blade by using your thumb and forefinger , it goes without saying but remove by the razors blunted edges on the horizontal sides . Just reverse the process after you've inserted your new blade. This three piece style razor keeps the blade in place much better than the butterfly style which will loosen after awhile
260665
They should fit. I have two Merkur razors and both fit this stand. The only difference between mine and the one you're asking about seems to be the length of the handle, so clearly the long-handled razor will stand up taller; I can't see where this would be a problem. I don't have the GBS shaving brush, but from what I can tell from its Amazon product page it seems to be about the same size as the brushes I have that fit in the stand.
1896773
Sorry, I couldn't figure it out either. I would say, call customer service and ask them, that's what I may end up doing. And how does one make such an advanced razor, and not put the lock on it, but they put the locks on the previous razors. I never understood this.
1342104
Yes, they do interfere with the action of the blade. I don't like clips and removed mine. I tried putting the screws back in and ... I just left them off, they don't do anything other than hold the clip on.
307027
Yes. These blades are much less expensive and appear to have similar quality. They work with the handle I use for my face and the HeadBlade that I use for my bald little head. I'm getting a good shave and can afford to replace them more frequently. Now I need to find another handle so I can share these blades with family. Thanks.
2059840
They have a rubber type coating on them. Maybe soft. I love these handles because your grip will not slide. Great brushes!
264860
Sorry, I don't know. I've had a Trac II since it was born and have never used any other razor.
901747
Negative....it resembles a disposable razor....when blades finally dull, you remove dull blade from handle slide on the new one.
1061190
I haven't experienced a problem. As a routine with all my razors, I put mineral oil on the screw portion of the razor (or in the case of butterfly opening razors on the movable portions of the mechanism). I do this when I first receive the razor and about every month or so thereafter. This seems to help maintain the integrity of the razors' functions even of cheap razors. I seldom hear about the failure of the screw portion of a razor usually it is the threads in the razor handle. But thank God, I have not have a failure of either one.
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Mine works fine. I have not had a problem with the screw working correctly. It holds tight, and releases ok, I usually unscrew it after every shave, rinse it out then tighten it down again until next time. Change the blades after a few shaves, I haven't had any problems.
861291
These are just double edge blades. You need a razor that takes a double edge blade.
1212360
It depends in the which razor handle yuo are using. If it is a fixed head, these load from the side: if, like my own, it has a swivel head, these load by depressing a button near the top of the handle and snapping into the back of the blade holder ensuring that the lubra-strip is uppermost, blades below.
1933529
No, this is a 3-piece razor. The handle unscrews from the head, which then separates into the two pieces that secure the blade. It's a very secure design for holding the blade firmly, and only takes a few seconds to change.
1212359
No the razor does not slide into the holder form the side. It's difficult to describe. The holder has a nob in the top of the shaft and when you push it it disengages the blade by releasing the pins that hold the blade. The load the blade you do the opposite, pushing the holder towards the blade until the pins engage in the holes.
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Hey Amanda! It's all about the size of the wheel in mm's check on the makers website and compare to the specs of the wheels. I can only confirm the razor they were mounted on. Merry Christmas!