Feather Double Edge Safety Razor Blades 100 Count

I just purchased my 4th box of 100 Feather blades. Ive been using them since 2013 or so. I usually go thru 1 blade a week, so the 100s last me about 2 years. I could change them more often but at 1 shave a day they work fine for me. Ive been tempted to go for a Feather AS-D2 razor but for the money Ill probably stay with my modest Edwin Jagger.

Together with there razor and it can’t go wrong.

Great blades!

They are a little more expensive than the double edge blades made in Israel and Russia but they are worth the extra cost. The quality is much better as well.

Ridiculously sharp! One wrong move, and youll remove facial features. Sharp is a good thing in a razor blade, though. Great!

My wife purchased these razors for me. Im a long term user of double edge safety razors. Excellent razors but the manufacturer glues wrapping paper on each individual razor. At times, it can be a minor struggle to get the wrapping paper off. Ive cut a finger attempting to get the wrapping paper off a razor. Be careful!

I began my delightful journey into the world of wet shaving with an Edwin Jagger 87DE, and the included Derby blades. I was pleased with the Derbys and loved the EJ. I have still not found a razor superior to the EJ, and own several. After lurking at badgerandblade.com, I began experimenting with blades. Soon, I tried the Feather, and I bled. Cautiously, I tried the Feather again, and, with care, I received a splendid shave. Even now, if my attention wanders, I bleed. Wet shaving is a delight, and now it is also a minor meditation. I suffer from BET, Benign Essential Tremors. When my tremors are at their worst, I turn to my trusty Derbys, but my shave of choice is an Edwin Jagger...and a Feather blade. Do not fear the Feather, but respect it.

Blades are nice and sharp, but all of the blades have adhesive from the paper wrap on them. Some of the glue is on the cutting edge!

I love feather blades, I use them in my rotation with Gillette Blue and Wilkinson depending on the razor that I use. sharp and I get a few extra great shaves from this blade.

I switched to DE razors to reduce my plastic usage. Ironically, these blades come with lots of plastic-- 100 blades packaged in 20 individual plastic boxes, each the size of a matchbook. In addition, each is wrapped in clear, thin plastic (like a new deck of cards). Not knocking the product-- Amazon refused my return, so I ended up using them. They provide a great shave. But for anyone looking to cut back on plastic, blades of equal quality can be found elsewhere, plastic-free.