Best Razors youll ever need
597320
As a licensed barber i use these everyday good for all around shaving. Razor fades line ups etc; 20 individual packs 5 to each pack.
582962
Awesome blades. Very sharp, closet shave I've ever had.
1153503
Best Adjustable razor available today. I have been using this Razor in my rotation since October 2013.  I Love using this razor at setting just under #2 for a great shave, not nicks.
538289
Years ago, one of my professors joked that heaven is where the Germans are the engineers, the French are the cooks, and the British are the police officers. Hell, in contrast, is where the British are the cooks, the French are the engineers, and the Germans are the police officers.

Ah, German engineering...  This razor has to be one of the finest examples. Yes, it is expensive, but only in comparison to the Chinese-made plastic junk that lines Walmart shelves. On the other hand, it is downright cheap for a razor that will literally shave you for the rest of your life, and likely shave your grandson as well. With its wonderful heft, excellent balance, fine lines and smooth construction, this is plainly a product that was built by persons who take immense pride in their work. Put simply, it is the very antithesis of what most folks accept nowadays for their daily face-scraping.

This is the proper tool for an unhurried shave. Throw away your can of shaving cream; to use this razor properly, you will need a good shaving brush (preferably badger bristles), some shaving soap (my preference is Taylor of Old Bond Street), and a small cup for mixing up the lather. You will also need some blades. My personal favorites are Feather (made in Japan), which are frighteningly sharp and probably the most costly. Derby blades are made in Turkey and cost a little less. And there are others. Compared to the expense of throwaway disposable blade cartridges, the cost of even the best double-edge blade is piddling. And finally, you need time. It takes a while to lather, shave with the grain, re-lather, shave across the grain, then re-lather and shave against the grain. But the end result is most impressive -- like the razor itself, the result of time and careful attention.

In a word - ausgezeichnet.
3866848
Worth Every Penny and More!!!!!

Let me start by saying I have always shaved using disposable Gillette Mach multi blade type razors.
I went to a Feather DX Japanese Straight Razor right out of the gate. All i have to say, is be very careful and slow. it will leave scars if you don't learn how to use it properly. You Tube is your friend.
Then I bought a Merkur Heavy Duty Slant Razor 39C. Just as beautiful and very close smooth shave. I use it when i am in more of a hurry and cant take the time to use the Feather. I love it but for a closer shave i use the feather.
Now the Merkur Safety Razor 15c Chrome. It is my travel and work razor i keep in a travel bag,It is awesome. Its the smallest out of the three and the lightest. But it is a great razor. I mean for under 20 you can not find a better razor. I have tried other razors that were more and also less and take my word this razor is fantastic. I have used mild and very sharp razor blades of different brands in it. I love it. I wouldn't have bought the HD Slant if I had bought this one first. But I still love my HD slant. the handle is thinner than i would like but you get use to it after the second shave. I use this as my everyday go to in a pinch. on the weekends and when I have more time I use my HD and Feather in combination.

thank you
Mike
1090675
Great quality razor that gives a close, smooth shave.  I'll never buy another disposable razor for myself.
978376
Ive tried pretty much every well rated blade over the years in my favorite razor which is an old Gillette long handle adjustable. These blades fit it perfectly (most others do as well though). They are nice & sharp, not requiring several passes like many other blades. Due to their sharpness be careful not to press too hard & let the blade do the work. These are IMO as sharp as the Feathers, and a little bit thicker which i prefer in my older razor.
44079
I have just have changed from conventional razors to safety razor and could not be more pleased.  Reading the reviews for the blades made it very easy to choose.  you will not be disappointed.
2878432
Ive tried them all, and this is the best DE Razor for me. Edwin Jagger is very good , but still doesnt beat the Merkur 15c. I tried a Merkur 34c and even a stainless steel  Feather razor, neither one compares to the Open Comb Merkur 15c.  The open comb along with the blade angle are excellent and I don't fear being cut. As for safety, this is the safest among all the razors I have tried. I also have tried many razor blades, including Feather, Personna, Derby and Astra. I believe Astra to be the best all-around blade for the money. I like the Merkur 15c enough to order a second as a back up.  I got mine for $22.00, which is amazing considering the Feather stainless steel razor is $174.00.
3140597
I have had this razor for about 3 years and could not find a replacement except on line. They  are so good -----that I bought 2!!!!
2176908
Smokin deal on these blades. I store my razor in a small cup of baby oil which removes all oxygen and h20, no rust or corrosion. Blade lasts 6 weeks easy and razor sharp. My box will last me a year easy.
4131255
Great blades: very forgiving and stay  sharp through several shaves. Also come at a great price. Recommend you get a multipack first to decide which ones work for you best.
940455
As a person who was tired of spending hundreds of dollars a year on razor blades and getting the latest five blade razor available, I decided to try the razor my grandfather used when he started shaving. I will never go back to the trendy five star razor again! Since I've received this razor in the mail, I've shaved every day, just because I love how my face feels afterwards.  This style of shaving is a lost treasure that has been re-discovered!  I love my Parker 22 DE razor, may upgrade in the future when I master shaving with the DE Razor.
1244326
You can't go wrong with these. If you want quality, durability, and value from your razor blades look no further.

Can you get higher quality? Yes, but the difference in my opinion is marginal.

Better durability? Sure, but there's a fine line between durability and quality of the shave. I think these razors straddle the line perfectly.

Value? Yeah. I haven't found too many blades cheaper that have the quality of shave that I get from the Astras though.

I think Astra has found the happy medium between quality, durability, and value. I doubt I'll ever use any other blades.
1889939
great razor I have had mine for about 2 years now and it still looks like the day I bought it. solid and a nice weight.
2895285
Amazing.

Stop buying disposable razors.  Stop buying four and five blade shaving systems.

Get a safety razor and a pack of these.  I can easily shave ten times per blade and they retain their edge.  They cost so little that I can swap to a new blade whenever I want and not feel guilty.
3484738
Put down the mach 87 and cancel your membership to Dollar Shave Club. This is the last razor you'll ever need. Buy this some proraso and feather blades and a good aftershave and save your money while getting a great shave!