Where can I buy a Gillette Trac ii razor handle?
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ebay. New overseas-made versions are not too expensive, but an original USA made Gillette will cost you a bit.
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Glacier Bay Handles fit this cartridge. Danco has a Product Support team at 800-523-5135 option 2.
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You may be using the blades that accompanied the purchase of the razor. I used Trac II Gillette blades with the heavyweight razor, and got the same good results that I would have gotten with a Gillette razor. Latter, on an experimental basis, I tried the blades that accompanied the heavyweight razor with the razor; and the results weren't so good. Apparently nobody can make a razor quite as good as the Gillette razor. So, again, my suggestion is to use Gillette Trac II blades with the heavyweight razor.
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My razor is very old, but is a Trac II Plus. I'm thinking your razor is just a Trac II? This is going back many years, but I am pretty sure the 'Plus' was just the addition of the soapy strip on the cartridge. As I recall the Trace II was 2 blades without the strip. I am almost positive the Trac II and Trac II Plus razors were identical in how they attached. Also, it's Amazon, so if they don't fit you may simply return them.
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Check out Panasonic.com and look up electric shavers. They have their own shopping portal for the bladesand replacements. Once you have the model/serial #s you can order from other site like Amazon, Walmart, target, etc.
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I doubt it. These are all the name brand items and even though Trac II and Atra are both Gillette products, I'm pretty sure they are not interchangeable.
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Bump Fighter Shaving System, buy the package with only two blades and handle (about 6 bucks) throw the two blades away (they suck) and use the personna's in the handle, handles are MUCH better then the old trac II. You will thank me. I myself am set for life!
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I have been looking for an adjustable DE razor like my dad used for years. The only ones I can find are from Merkur and are very overpriced.
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Yes, but if you haven't purchased it yet, buy the Apollo handle at $24. Almost all of the double edged razor handles are interchangeable.
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Great question! All Sensor cartridges fit all types of Sensor handles. Sensor blades are not compatible with your Atra or Trac2 handles. The Atra razor was discontinued in 2005. We still offer the refills on certain retailers like Amazon but you won't see them on our Gillette website. I hope this helps! ~Rose, Gillette Community Manager
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Dunno...if it make a difference to you, check their website or packages in the store. There is still a Schick plant in Milford, CT that you could help support with Hydro 5. Most lower-end blade cartridges (Personna, DollarShaveClub.com, Harrys.com) come from offshore, such as Canada, Germany and Mexico to leverage the currency differences. Not sure about Gillette and Schick; the purchase benefit is the shave, not the ethical aspect.
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You can try eBay, that's where I got the blade for a different set of wahl clippers I own
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I went online to the Phillips Norelco site and the only razor I found was the 1060X and that one takes the R Q10 blades. Hope this helps.
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GTX- There is a slight differnce between the "Trac/Trac 2" & The "Atra/Atra Plus". Gillette Started with the Trac & then the Trac II. They eventually made Atra & then the Atra Plus. Trac & Trac II and Atra & Atra Plus blades use two different handles. This "All Metel Heveyweight" Handle is for the "Atra & Atra Plus" twin razor blades. Super Safety razors makes an all metel heavyweight handle for the trac & trac II blades, which Amazon Sells
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They appear to be genuine Trac-II Blades....and shave as such....so I'd assume that wherever Gillette produces their blades is the place that these blades were produced....they perform as a Gillette quality product...I'd recommend.
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The instruction manual that comes with the razor will tell you where you can order it from.
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check out www.goodmans.net. I think they're connected to other suppliers. I haven't dug into my records yet, but I believe this site was where I finally located the parts I needed, but somehow it was a Nebraska supplier I finally dealt with. So I bought two foils and two sets of cutters. I ended up having to place my order by phone. As I recall, this outfit also specializes in repairing older razors. I'm sorry my recollection isn't complete on this, but if I can get more info on this Nebraska outfit, I'll post that as well.