I was always under the impression these were designed for head shaving. Not that it matters. If it gets the job done, then even better.
OK, I was convinced to finally pull the trigger one some to try. The popular auction site has some great looking deals on them, super cheap with free shipping for like 2 razors and 16 replacement carts.
I had to apply slight pressure. There is no weight to it so just letting gravity do the work wouldn't accomplish much. It doesn't require much though.Did you have to apply some pressure when using this cart? I use the Guard when I travel but it is a bit challenging for me to get the BBS which I normally get using a DE razor.
That's where I got mine from. West Coast Shaving also sells them at a very reasonable price. Tag them on to something else for free shipping.What's a good source for these, are you folks that use them just getting them off the 'bay?
HATE any lube strip!Very nice review! I will definitely check this out for my travel needs. I am especially happy to see that it does not include one of those horrific "lube" strips. I hate those things...
OK, I was convinced to finally pull the trigger one some to try. The popular auction site has some great looking deals on them, super cheap with free shipping for like 2 razors and 16 replacement carts.
What's a good source for these, are you folks that use them just getting them off the 'bay?
West Coast Shaving has them:What's a good source for these, are you folks that use them just getting them off the 'bay?
I bought the 2 razor plus 16 cartridges deal for $11.48 USD (shipped) on the auction site. I was curious. They give a decent shave and rinse clean easily. If I try to go past the decent shave state, I wind up with ingrown hairs or irritation. The DE razor gives a better shave IMHO. They do seem to be well suited for travel.
About how long was the ship time to get those in from the ebay vendor?
That is a LOT of shaves. What kind of a deal did you get on buying so many?