Classic Double Edge (DE) Razorblades - 100 Blades - Packaging May Vary

Typical Wilkinson quality blades. They work as expected. Good price. Very sharp and give a better, smoother shave than the drug store brands off the shelf. Not much more to say.

100 sharp blades that give a close shave without irritation. Easily one of the best combos with the Henson razor. Very easy to use

I have tried many other brands and varieties. The closest I came to finding near-perfect blades before were the pricey Vikings Blade Mild safety blades. Those went up to $20 for a 50-pack lately. They were sharper and more comfortable than Derby blades. These Wilkinson Swords are a further push in the right direction and half the price per blade over the VB Milds. They they cut slightly better with slightly less resistance and there is slightly less comfort, but it's still safe/comfortable enough that I have actually pushed in a bit with my razor for a closer cut and still did not cut myself. So due to them cutting better while still being comfortable enough to not cut me I'd rate these higher than the VB Milds. Mind you this could be my skin. Some people do better with pure stainless blades. Others get irritation from platinum coated blades. It could simply be a sensitivity to the angle they ground the blade edge. The coating and edge on the VB Milds and these Wilkinson Sword blades works very well with my skin. Derby and Astra blades almost feel like they break my skin out as I use them, even if they have some of the same materials as the blades I like. This is why sampler packs are out there, once you get your technique down with a DE safety razor you can properly compare blades and see what works for you. I do suggest these Wilkinson Sword blades as a good middle ground though, everyone says they are good, they are a middle of the road balance of sharp and safe, and they are made with quality materials and are not the most expensive. If I was to suggest a blade for someone new to safety razors it would be these.

Excellent

My former go to blades were Feathers. Merkur and Astra also served me well in the past. But, after wearing a beard for 6 months (used a Dovo Bismarck for trimming and cleanup) when I went back to shaving daily I found the Feathers and especially the Astras chewed up my face. They were suddenly horrible! So, with the Murker supply running low and they are not Czech made (with pissed me off) it was time to find a new blade. I tried these as well as Derby Extra and Derby Premium. Both of those are very good smooth blades. The Derby Premium is exceptionally good. The Wilkinson have a slight edge on the Deby Premium. I tried it with 2 different soaps (Mitchell’s Wool Fat and Tabac) and 1 Cream (Trumper rose scent). Also used 3 different razors, once with each of the soaps/cream. The razors were a Jagger de89, 1956 Gillette Redtip and a 1961 Gillette Fatboy (set at 4). Used Lilac Vegital from Clubman as after shave each time, shaved 2 x with each blade before changing razors and moving to a new blade. This blade is perfect for me. Can’t say it will be for everyone but I love it. It was flawless in each razor. No nicks, razor burn and a very smith glide with each lubricant. The shave was very close (3 passes; with, across and against with some neck clean up on a 4th). My girlfriend even noticed that my face was smoother. Now I’ve been shaving since the early 80’s mostly with a DE or straight razor (did pause on the DE in the 90’s when the blades were harder to find). My beard is thick and about 50% gray at this point so I don’t push blades past 2 shaves very often. For those two shaves I absolutely love this blade. Actually bought 200 of them. Now I actually use a Muhle r89 and a Merkur 34c often times too ( I have a bit a a razor habit. Considering rehab), but they shave so similar to the de89 that I didn’t see the need. So bottom line, if your looking for a new blade this is a very good one to consider.

I've been using Wilkinson Sword blades for several years ago. I went back to them after many years of using systems that generated a lot of plastic waste. But recently I've decided to go to an 'old fashioned' double-edge razor blade and remembered that I started shaving with Wilkinson blades when I first took up wet shaving, some 55 years ago! I've been using the new Wilkinson blades for a couple years now and have found them quite good. However, this last time, I noticed that the company has become part of the Gillette empire and are now made in China (like everything, I guess). This last time, the blades came packed in little cardboard boxes, instead of the plastic dispensers, where one could store used blades (safely) after use. I guess this is more ecologically sustainable, but now I have to find another way to safely dispose of used blades. The blades are still plenty sharp and the cost is reasonable - though I wish they were still made in England (sigh).

I've been shaving with DEs for over 10 years now. I've found these blades to be comfortable and consistent. The blades last over three shaves for me. I have yet to knick myself with these and I have a thick curly Turkish beard. At the end of the day they get the job done and I like that it comes in individual 5 razor wrapped plastic cartridges (allows you to dispose the used blade safely on the back). Technique is really the key, most blades (of any brand) are going to do the trick. Don't think too much into it.

I bought this like 3 years ago and I still have so many razors. They will definitely cut hairs from your body.

100% Wilkinson scheerplezier als je veiligheidsmesjes gebruikt. Minstens 10 scheerbeurten per mesje (5 per kant) bij gezichtshaar als koperdraad. Bij deze mesjes heb ik geen aluinsteen nodig na het scheren.

EXCELLENT QUALITY ! FAST DELIVERY !

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Trovo che questo tipo di lame taglia davvero bene rispetto ad altre marche prezzo davvero basso ma la qualità è molto alta davvero soddisfacente

Bem com confortável e suave. Gostei muito desta lâmina de barbear