50 Feather Blades

Would recommend these blades for people looking for real sharp blades. Very good value for money considering number of shaves per blade. For people with sensitive skin, would recommend to use the blades with very good pre- and after shaves.

Great blades. I’ve tried most brands but come backnto these. I can get a week out of a blade but you need to treat them very carefully as they are incrediblely sharp.

Exceptionally sharp and hold that edge for longer. Excellent shave

I've tried lots of different brands and even the sample pack from this website, I've found feather to be the best and sharpest blades. I use mine with a Feather stainless steel razor. There is no drag even with a weeks worth of stubble. You get about 3-4 shaves per blade before you need to change it. They blades do dull faster than other brands but they are not expensive and there is a certain satisfaction into popping a brand new blade onto the razor head. Some people say try a "less sharp" blade when your starting out with with a double edge safety razor and work your way up to a feather blade. I don't think this is the case. I say go straight to the feather brand.

Feather Blades made from the finest Japanese steel. These are amongst the sharpest blades I have ever used. I have found that I can get several great shaves from a single blade. They are a must buy.

After trying the 50 pc starter pack, Feather proved to offer the best shave by far, while Gillete's 7 o'clock came second. Feather blades are very sharp and shouldn't be taken lightly. Show them some respect, take it easy, and you'll get an excellent shave.

The blades are sharp and give an excellent shave. I would highly recommend these blades. Will definitely be purchasing more when I start to run low.

Feather is renowned as the sharpest razor blade on the market. After experimenting with a variety of blades from the sampler pack sent by shaving.ie on my first order, the feather blades seem to suit my Merkur 23c Safety Razor the best.

In my opinion the best in the market blades.