• 100 Treet New Steel Double Edge Blades, 10 packs of 10 blades

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  • Treet New Steel Double Edge Blades

    Treet New Steel Double Edge Blades are blades produced with the combination of steel and a special coating. The natural flexibility of steel provides agility to the blade to adjust according to the curves and bends of the face, while at the same time, the special coating ensures its sharpness.

    10 pack of 10 (100 blades)

    Made in Pakistan using USA Technology

    Treet

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    rough and not very sharp

    Let me begin by setting some context. As always, YMMV:

    I have a thick, coarse beard coupled with sensitive skin. Although I normally use gillette blades or other Russian blades, I decided to give these a try as a daily driver given their price point.

    These blades have a tendency to pull and tug slightly, and they leave a lot of razor burn on the first shave. I have not noticed much improvement in subsequent shaves, and they are rather dull by shave 3.

    That being said, if your technique is very good and on the right razor (I used a Merkur 23C with so-so results and a Parker 26 with better, but still mediocre results) it is possible to get a good shave, but even at its best, I found that I only was able to get a good shave if all things lined up:
    - complete prep (post shower, pre-shave oil, good lather from shaving soap -- I use Italian barber Acquatico)
    - right razor
    - good technique

    Conclusion: not a good razor for one's everyday shaving, where you don't always have time to fully prep or spend the time to get your tetchnique perfect. These remind me a lot of Shark brand blades, which are the only other blade I tried that I did not like.


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Customer Reviews

Based on 1 review
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100%
(1)
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R
R C
rough and not very sharp

Let me begin by setting some context. As always, YMMV:

I have a thick, coarse beard coupled with sensitive skin. Although I normally use gillette blades or other Russian blades, I decided to give these a try as a daily driver given their price point.

These blades have a tendency to pull and tug slightly, and they leave a lot of razor burn on the first shave. I have not noticed much improvement in subsequent shaves, and they are rather dull by shave 3.

That being said, if your technique is very good and on the right razor (I used a Merkur 23C with so-so results and a Parker 26 with better, but still mediocre results) it is possible to get a good shave, but even at its best, I found that I only was able to get a good shave if all things lined up:
- complete prep (post shower, pre-shave oil, good lather from shaving soap -- I use Italian barber Acquatico)
- right razor
- good technique

Conclusion: not a good razor for one's everyday shaving, where you don't always have time to fully prep or spend the time to get your tetchnique perfect. These remind me a lot of Shark brand blades, which are the only other blade I tried that I did not like.