Artist Club Prosuper Blade

I bought these razors for a specific razor holder that I own. THEY ARE SHARP! They’re easy enough to use and safe. Great quality. I’ll buy more. Great longevity for personal use.

So i recently upgraded my Razorock aluminum Hawk v2 (which I've used exclusively for the past 6 or 7 years) to the V3 with the most aggressive head. And when I first saw the blade gap i was nervous. When i loaded a Feather professional blade i wondered how much better shave was I going to get or was I going to regret getting this version, Well the shave was phenomenal like the V2 the shave incredibly smooth. So then I took the next plunge and got the Feather Super and shaved with it today and it was even better, smoother and closer, in fact I didn't even feel the blade on my face. Not only that but the stubborn areas on my neck were mowed down significantly with just the first pass. Now I will say this and its important. I had been wet shaving with a DE blade (usually a Feather) in various razors for over 10 years searching for the perfect shave. DE (Double Edge) was a game changer compared to cartridge razors. This DE experience helped me to perfect my technique so I had the necessary skill set to move to an SE razor, so i would say if you're coming from cartridge razors to any SE razor, don't because you lack the skill to correctly use SE razors and without that you absolutely WILL hurt yourself. So when you read reviews saying danger Will Robinson and you're a wet shaving newbie, listen! When I moved from DE to SE (Single edge) that got me way farther toward a perfect shave, when I moved from the Professional to the Super I finally reached shaving nirvana and finally at long last got that perfect shave. Super is Well worth it- IFFF you're not a noob! Happy Shaving!

I've been using a straight razor for shaving for years now. I started with a very cheap razor (the ones that cost like $5 for 100 blades) and while that was a big improvement over a normal razor, I didn't realize the shave could get even better. I purchased these for the first time a few months ago and WOW! I thought my cheap blades were sharp - those are butter knives compared this this!!! The shave is fantastic and irritation free. I use each blade about 4 times before tossing - or 2 sessions (I shave twice per session, one with the grain, one against the grain) and it stays sharp. I have used 6 times a few times but by the 6th time, I can feel the blade dull a bit and I love a sharp blade. They are considerably more than I was paying but it is well worth it. It took me a while to be careful with it b/c the cheaper blades were a bit more forgiving and I used to apply a lot of pressure while shaving. When I used these, its definitely not good to apply a lot of pressure - you just need a "feather" touch and it works beautifully. Just to get a sense how much better, I did try my cheap straight razor blades one time for kicks and WOW! I realized the cheap blades were NOT shaving anywhere as close and it gave me terrible razor burn. Never again, I'm a convert to these blades and while my initial switch to a straight razor was to save money (tired of paying Gillette's extortion for new refills on their n-bladed safety razors) and the cheap blades were so unbelievably cheap, I'm still willing to pay more for these great razors (Still probably come out way ahead dollar wise using these). Also, the built-in used razor disposal system is a great touch. It was always a pain to toss my cheap blades b/c I was worried about someone cutting themselves if I just threw them in our trash can (have dogs that tip over the can once in a while and didn't want them to get cut). You just slip in a blade after it's used underneath and its safely put away until you've used all the blades. This is a big plus for safety. I also love the dispenser which makes reloading very simple. My old cheap blade was all manual and was a pain.

If you are familiar with Feather DE blades, Feather Artist Club ProSuper blades are significantly sharper and more aggressive. They are NOT suitable for beginners in wet shaving and I think are best for very gentlemen with coarse hair. I shave daily but these are so sharp I have to adjust my technique a bit to avoid razor burn and irritation. One blade typically provides up to 8 shaves, with the first 6 being the most effective for me.

I have used these in an Alpha Claymore Evolution, Feather DX, and Blackland Vector. They feel rough, scratchy, and tuggy. I prefer the Kai Titan Mild (not sure why they calm them mild, IMO they are just as sharp as these).

Works well but dulls quickly

Gives a excellent shave. Depending on how aggressive your razor is, (I use them in a Yaqi Romulus OC) can be a little rough. Japanese Feather blades are the best in the world.

Awesome sharp blades for what I need

Sharp and smooth. Long lasting blades.

Di solito non scrivo recensioni perché compro troppo spesso con Amazon ma leggendo le altre recensioni scrivo perché il prodotto è arrivato perfettamente sigillato ed integro. Non l' ho provato ancora per stabilire la durata ma vedendo lo spessore della lama ed il doppio bisello direi che mi aspetto tanta professionalità e qualità dal prodotto. Consigliatissimo!

Warning: Very sharp blades. I sliced my finger just by picking a blade out so be careful. However, the blades are very good.

Very sharp blades and they last a long time I get 8 shaves from one blade but I am extremely cautious because I am still learning how to use this method of shaving. The main thing is to get a proper angle on this blade otherwise you can cut yourself quite easily

(Paired with the Feather Artist Club razor) These blades are unbelievably easy to install thanks to the blades capsule design. They are considerably sharp also, so definitley take your time if your'e a beginner to this type of razor. Compared to the Gillette Fusion5 replacement blade average costs (10 pk) you can by up to 40 Pro-super blades. In saying this, I also have a beard, so I would average around 12 shaves per blade.