Treet Classic Double Edge Razor Blades - 30 Ct

These blades really are pretty decent, especially for the price (and can be bought in 100-packs if you really want savings). Just note that they are carbon steel blades, not stainless steel, so they will rust. How do you avoid the corrosion problem? a) use them once and discard, or better, b) rinse the head of your razor with 99% isopropyl alcohol after shaving, and don't load new blades until the razor is dry. Doing this will get rid of all corrosion issues. If you start to notice minor corrosion on the blades, it's time to replace your isopropyl alcohol because you've gotten too much water in it. (I took an old Proraso preshaving cream jar; it's just the right size for my razor and holds enough alcohol to be practical.)If you don't want the hassle, just stick to good stainless blades like Gillette Silver Blue, Astra, Feather, etc.

Amazing Blade - Much better than Derbys....nothing cuts as smooth and irritation free like sharp carbon steel....check the single edge forums... Ive had some of these last 2 weeks and usually I get 10 days at least out of these. The difference I find is with the soap..let it sit on your face for a good 3 minutes minimum..., if the beard is completely moist the blade cuts easier and thus stays sharper longer.... use a shallow angle, dont try to get a close shave on the first pass...just clean up close on the second or third pass....I have found a bit of QC issues ocassionally I get one that only lasts 3-4 shaves....about 1 per pack...for 10 bucks you can shave for a year irritation free... best buy out there...BTW if you have a lot of shower traffic (steam) just store the razor out of the bathroom..rust is no worst than rust on stainless blades..a must try..

I got a 10 pack of these blades in a sampler pack. I really like the quality of the shave, I have used some pretty bad blades in my day and I would call this one my third or fourth favorite in terms of shave performance.I have to knock the blades a bit because their finish is bad. They start visibly rusting around the middle of the blade where the holes are after the second shave. By the fifth shave it was really rusty and I was glad to get rid of it. The performance of the blade wasn't affected by the rust as it wasn't on the edge of the blade, but I don't want rust sitting against and rubbing off on to my razor.

These blades handle quite differently than stainless blades. Low in irritation, require repeated passes. In order to get a smooth shave, require a final very shallow angle pass like a straight razor. Works well with a very rich soap such as Trumper's -- may skitter or stick with "thinner" soaps or creams. Worked well for me in a heavy (red tip) Gillette Super Speed razor. Blade lasts 3 shaves for me. Not worth the asking price on this site, however, but are available for less than 2$ a pack from Fendrihan shaving supplies in Canada (check their web site).

These are NOT the Classic carbon steel razors. The information on the description was changed after I ordered. I received the razors and they are the regular stainless steel - junk. These are useless for what I want them for and I should have been informed that I would be getting the incorrect product and my card should have been refunded immediately.

I didn't purchase these from Amazon, but did buy a 10 pack elsewhere when I read some good reviews on them from some of the shaving enthusiast forums.They work beautifully for me. Nice smooth shave in 2-3 passes, and no nicks. How well a razor blade works for you is all subject to you alone. Your skin type. Your beard type. The equipment you use, and how you prep for a shave. There are some bad reviews here for this blade, and they are probably valid because the combination of the above mentioned just didn't work out in their favor. They could be a winner for you though, so I say give them a shot.One thing I will mention is these blades are made from standard carbon steel rather then stainless steel. Carbon steel will rust if left to it's own devices. Best way to stop this from happening is when you're done shaving, rinse the razor under hot water (to help remove any remaining lather). Then shake the razor out, and dip it into some isopropyl alcohol, and give it another shake. Not only will this displace any water remaining on the blade, but it will also help remove any dried up lather. I use these blades for 3-4 shaves, and never had them rust up on me using my method.

I got these in a sampler pack, and they were the best out of the pack. They are very sharp, and do not drag or pull on my hair or skin.I'm seeing a lot of bad reviews, mostly dealing with them not lasting more than 2 days or rusting out in the center. I am not seeing either of these.I shave with a straight razor shavette, so I cut these blades in half. So far, I've been able to get 4-5 smooth, clean shaves out each half with very little fuss. At the end of every shave, I open my razor, remove the blade, clean it, dry it off, do the same for the razor, and then put it all back together for next time. I started doing this because the reviews for the shavette I bought complained about rust after only a few weeks, and wanted to prevent that from day one. I have experienced no issues with rust with these blades, and I do not have an issue with them dulling after only one or two uses.

Got these blades in a sampler pack, worse blades ever, two times these blades have destroyed my face. Both times I thought I had to have aligned them wrong.