Precision-Crafted Swedish Stainless Steel Double-Edge Safety Razor Blades - Superior Sharpness for Smooth, Close Shaves - 100 Blade Pack (20 x 5-Pack)

I use both these and Astra. I like these slightly more but both are great. Much better than cartridge. I'm glad I switched.

Enough to last a couple of years and the blades are sharp without defects.

Let me start by saying that I have a tough, wiry beard. So tough that I could probably strip paint just by rubbing my face on something. Usually, I get 1 shave out of a blade, if I'm lucky. Some times, I need a 2nd blade just to finish. Not so with these. I've only had 1 shave with them so far, but the end of the shave was just as silky smooth as the beginning, with no nicks or cuts. While I might not get the full 5 shaves per blade that the package claims, I do believe that I'll get at least 3. I highly recommend these blades. They're a little pricey, but they're worth it.

I’ve been using Feather blades for well over a decade. I have found a better blade! For me anyway. The Rockwell 100% stainless steel, Swedish made blades are far superior for my wet shaving. The Rockwell blades are thicker, do not rust, can actually be used for a month if you chose to. I find the Feather blades sharper and much thinner, which thick or thin aside, I get a closer shave with the rockwell in any of my razors; Merkur, Feather, Rockwell 6S, etc. I was buying the Feather 100/200 pack and shaving once or twice a week. I tossed the new feather blade after each use. For about $0.22 cents a blade, I felt a fresh blade every time was worth the better shave. Bottom line, I have never shaved as good as I have been with the Rockwell blades. I pray they don’t change the construction or “recipe”, these blades are great!!!

Overall I really like these blades, they feel just slightly less sharp than feathers though I've found that they last much longer (I can usually go a full week, shaving every morning). The only issue I've had with these blades is that they can be somewhat hit-or miss; every now and then I'll get a blade that just feels dull straight out of the package and doesn't get better after a shave or two. Usually when I run into one of these, I swap it out ASAP and just toss the bad blade. I would have an issue with this if they were as expensive as feathers, but considering how cheap they are, throwing out a blade occasionally doesn't bother me much.

I think they price these razors blades fairly, not up charging for the name. I'm happy with these razors, they give me the best shave.

Gives a decent shave, but unfortunately not great compared to other alternatives. The shave quality is rough and pulls hair often, very weak on thicker hair

I’m relatively new to safety razors. Before switching to this blade, I was using the ones by Gillette Labs. Very noticeable difference with these new razors. Closer shave, and less nicks. The blade is definitely sharper than my previous ones, and glides along my face incredibly well.