Platinum Super Stainless Double Edge Razor Blades, (100 Blades)

Sharp and smooth. I can get 3 shaves off them and my whiskers are like piano wire

These blades are great. Me and the hubby were tired of paying the prices of Gilette Fushion blades so we decided to try out safety razors. At first, my hubby loved them and I was just sticking it out to save money. And I knew there was a learning curve. Our first safety razor came with some blades. I nicked my legs every time I shaved. It took FOREVER to shave my legs. I would be extra careful shaving trying to prevent the nicks. It would literally take so long that my water would go cold or run out of hot water while I was shaving my legs even if I started as soon as I turned on the water. I was about to give up on the safety razors until I did some research. After some reading, I found out that the blade can make a huge diff in your shaving experience. My sister recommended this brand. These blade made a HUGE diff in my shaving experience. My hubby also gets a closer shave with this brand and prefers these blades over the first brand we tried.

As an African-American man that has spent hundreds of dollars on cartridge razors, safety razors, and other items to soothe the aches and pains of razor bumps, I’ve stopped at these blades. I’m amazed at these super stainless blades that provide maximum comfort and protection for your skin. Some may label these as “dull” blades. I say they have the perfect blend of smoothness and sharpness which brings in sensitive skinned shavers like myself to the table. In my shave den: Bevel safety razor, Noble Otter shave soap, Treet Blades.

I have been wet shaving for over 10 years now and these blades will get the job done for not a lot of money. They are a fairly sharp blade that is pretty comfortable. For the price of these blades you can throw them away after using them for 1 shave and still get your monies worth. Try these you won't regret it.

I've been wet shaving for a long time. To date my favorite and go to blade has always been a Merkur. Feather, 7 O'Clock (yellow and black) and Astra all ran closely behind. Wilkinson and Persona also make some very good blades and if any of the aforementioned blades were the only blade on the market I'd never complain. All that being out of the way, let me just simply say this, I've shaved but twice with the Treet Platinum. To this point (normally limit blades to 4 shaves) it is every bit as good as any blade I've ever used. In fact if the manufacturer were to ask for my advise on how to make the product better I could only say "throw in a happy ending or leave it the hell alone"! Fyi, the two shave thus far have been in a Merkur 34c and a 1952 Gillette Super Speed. WTG, AcTG and AgTG, with a 4th pass diagonally on my neck. The other 99 blades may suck and this one may only be good for two but at the price, I don't care. Assuming the quality is consistent these things are a steal!

When it comes to the wet shave community everyone is always talking about finding the sharpest blades and getting bbs (babys butt smooth) shave. However you are far better off with a smooth blade that gives you a good shave even if it's not perfectly smooth. Out of all of the blades I've tried Treet platinums are by far the smoothest and they are super affordable. They also give a great shave with just one pass and a bit of touch up.

These blades are ok. Way better than Derby, miles behind Personna Super. First pass wasn’t a total blood bath, so that’s good?? These blades pull a bit, not very smooth. So I took my time. At least I was able to finish the shave with the blade. Which now turns them into single use blades if I run out of Personna blades. I did finish with a good shave, I guess my technique is getting better, hahah!! I would call these a “Treat” (yes sp I know) if it was all I could get and I was in a Pakistani prision. Also, these are made in Pakistan. I’ll give them as stocking stuffers.

I selected these after a blind trial that lasted over 5 months. During that time I had many brands of blades that I randomly selected to test and rate in several categories that I made up: pull, burn, closeness, nicks & cuts, and number of shaves. Each category was rated on a scale of 1 to 5. Each brand of blade had 5 samples, so I could try each of them multiple times. Sampling and testing was blind: I rated the blades without knowing which blade was loaded in my razor by removing the blades from their wrapping, so I couldn't tell by the wrapping which I was choosing, then putting all the blades in a box, and randomly selecting and loading one on my razor in the dark (not one cut finger!). I only looked at the brand after I was finished with that blade trial. During the 5 month trial I used the same razor (a Ebo Jager), soap (from a local artisan soapmaker) and badger brush to minimize variables as best I could, and followed the same routine faithfully. Brands tested included Treet, Shark, Wilkinson, Derby Extra, Asco, Big Ben, Dorco, and Mercur, .Before the test I thought I liked Big Ben and Mercur best. But the highest scores went to the Treet Platinum., again and again.I couldn't argue with the results. It's been 5 months shaving with just them, and I can say they are giving me the most consistently great shave I've ever had. I am 53 and have been shaving since I was about 13, so that's about 40 years. I've used straight (cut throat), safety, injector, cartridge, and electric shavers. And Treet is the best yet. Of course every razor and person is different, but for me, these rock. If you're on the fence, give them a try!