Parker 100 Count, Parker Double Edge Safety Razor Blades, Premium Platinum Stainless Steel Razor Blades with PTFE, Tungsten and Chromium Coated Edges for Smooth, and Comfortable Shaves

They were good for me. I don’t need to open up whole bunch a couple at a time.

a little better than the gilette pac i used last year

I haven't used some of the other highest rated brands, but I'm happy enough with these that, at the price, I don't think I'll bother to try to find something better. I've often felt skeptical that there is a significant difference between leading blades, but I find these Parkers feel a bit more light and delicate when I handle them out of the box. They feel as though they are thinner and more flexible than brands I have used recently. I don't always shave every day, so I am sometimes shaving a couple days of stubble, and these seem to give me a more immediate clean shave whether I'm shaving an overnight growth or a couple days of hobo shadow, I'm less likely to shave over the same spot twice to clean up what's missed, so there's less irritation and less chance of a nick. Because I don't shave every day, a 100 blades is an immense supply of blades, easily more than I will use in a year, maybe two years. For $12? I keep seeing these commercials for a major American blade maker, talking about how they've lowered their prices on their over complicated multi-blade razors, and I wonder how many suckers have been deceived into believing the marketing hype that having a $2 to $5 head with 3 or 5 blades is any better than a simple good 12 cent blade in a reusable $10 or $20 razor. The major American razor companies have created a modern technology myth to justify increasing the price of shaving from a few cents to a buck or more per shave, and then trying to look like patriotic heroes because they drop the price a little bit. I'm not even sure what "Dollar Shave Club" means or what they sell, but it makes me laugh, since a one can get a good, perhaps better shave for should be more like a penny or two. It sounds kinda like "Hundred Dollar Hamburger Club." Anyway, I highly recommend anyone try these Parker's blades.

It works well. I say it's a bang for the buck.

These blades are very comfortable. No irration at all. Shaves incredibly close. After using various safety razor blades for years. I find the s Parker a definitely my new to go blades. Durability is not a issue for me. 13 cents a blade is no issue for me. Even if a get 2 great shaves are acceptable for me. I have extremely coarse and hard whiskers. These are all round offer the best shave yet me.

So I bought 100 of them and that's a lifetime supply, because the blades rarely wear out! They stay sharp even shaving a long, very tough beard, week after week, and so far I haven't worn one blade out yet. The blades have several coatings to protect their sharpness and it seems to work very well. I just blow dry the blade after shaving. If you get gunk stuck in your razor holder, just use a water pik to blow it out, then blow it dry with air.

I decided to try the Parker blades after using Feather blades for several years. The Parker blades themselves are fine. Accessing them is a hassle. The plastic wrapping around each package of 5 blades has no tab to tare it open so a scissor or knife is needed to cut this wrapper. The paper covering each blade does not allow the blades -- after the first one -- to slide out of the plastic case. I end up breaking off the end so I can remove a new blade. I'm surprised the company makes it so difficult to access the blades in each 5-pack.

The absolute best blade for me since I began shaving with a double edged since 1969. Finally after 50 years, here is the best blade made. Order and enjoy!St. Moritz