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For the price, you can't go wrong. It's a bare bones basic razor. Nothing wrong with a lack of flash. It came shave sharp. It got to hair popping scary sharp in a pretty short time. I'll be buying another

I was pretty surprised about how good this razor is for the price. This is a great razor to learn how to hone with since it’s rather inexpensive. I got a surprisingly good shave off it too. It obviously does not compare to my more expensive razors but considering the price this is a great option for beginners

Nice professional usable shave equipment i enjoy and respect.

This razor came shave ready for my first shave. I had to strop it for my second shave, but otherwise, it was relatively easy to use. It's light and easy to handle. The notches allow for a decent grip even when your hand is wet. It's a nice basic design. Be ready to take care of it because it's going to need stropping not long after your first shave.

Great razor. Use every other day improves shaving experience

This is my first razor like this. There’s a little bit of a learning curve involved in using it. I like that it is super sharp, but I cut myself a few times accidentally. It provides a very clean shave.

Very nice for the money, and good to practice with

I like the fit and finish and the quality of the blade. Having said that, the blade is NOT shave-ready sharp! It's sharp enough to cut yourself with, but not sharp enough for a good shave. Stropping didn't help, either. I'll need to get a stone and rubbing compound to sharpen it the rest of the way.UPDATE 9/22/20: I really wanted to like this blade, but after hours of sharpening using four different stones and stropping the heck out of it, it just refuses to hold an edge. Today, I tried one last time; I used a stone for an hour and then, while stropping, the blade edge cracked and chipped. NOT GOOD!