@Multum in parvo Just the new packaging and printing but it`s the same carbon blade.
Treet carbon steel blades
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Yeah I had some Treet black beauties years ago. Cool looking but dull as hell.
I’m probably going to regret it but I bought 100 of these. Something about them makes me think they’ll work for me. If not, I give them away!
I just bought 400 Dura Sharps cause they are ultra smooth but sharp at the same time. They are my favorite blades now.
They feel like stainless don't y' think?
They (yellow red Dura Sharp) do feel smooth as stainless but Treet is producing a couple of carbon blades so why should they intentionally mislabel some of them?
I read here that you can coat carbon blades so maybe there are coated ones and uncoated (Black Beauty) ones…
I haven't used them in weeks but I have loads of them. I like them a lot. When I was a newbie they were the only ones with which I could get a BBS shave with no nicks. They were very forgiving for me and still did the job!
I assume these are better than the Black Beauties? I have one but haven't used it yet.
I personally like the Treet carbon blades, but then again I enjoy most carbon blades. I like the SE carbons and strop them before each shave…as they were meant to be.
I'm talking about the black beauties. I like them
Carbon blades it's whole different ball game.
Yes, they`re coated but for some reason they indeed feel like stainless which I like even more than for example platinum blades. And if You take them out of a razor and just air dry they wont rust at all. Great blades imo.
Better. I use these now exclusively but would like to get some other hard-to-get Treets like Superpowers.
Old post, but I agree. I am wrapping up an month with a single blue Treet Dura Sharp blade. I towel dry the blade after every shave and it has performed admirably for me.
@cranewarrior The Treet Dura Sharp are teflon coated not carbon.
I don't believe that's the case. There's a thread or two where people discuss this. They may be coated carbon steel.
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That's right, it is reported on the razorbladesclub website that the Treet Dura Sharp blades are coated in PTFE (Teflon).
I apologize for my mistake, I was informed PTFE is a synthetic polymer of carbon and fluorine.
The blades are therefore made of carbon.
I apologize for my mistake, I was informed PTFE is a synthetic polymer of carbon and fluorine.
The blades are therefore made of carbon.
No worries. Most opinions here have the Dura Sharp as the top 1 or 2 of the Treet carbon offerings. I think it is pretty good myself but still prefer the Treet Platinum which is a stainless steel blade.
I have had pretty good results with the Treet carbon steel blades I have tried so far. Here is my current top of mind ranking, currently I am using the Falcon, I haven't used the others in a while.
1. Treet Falcon - Exceptionally smooth yet also cuts very well too!
2. Treet Dura Sharp
3. Treet White Carbon
4. Treet Classic
1. Treet Falcon - Exceptionally smooth yet also cuts very well too!
2. Treet Dura Sharp
3. Treet White Carbon
4. Treet Classic
I haven't heard of a White Carbon, but I agree the Falcon is capable.
Experiences really vary on the carbon steel blades. The people that hate them really hate them. Treet dominates the Pakistani market, and the men there tend to have thick, heavy facial hair, so I think Treet does a great job in general.
