TreetDura Sharp Double Edge Safety Razor Blades, 100 Count

Treet brand blades are a bit odd in their advertising. This one "Treet Durasharp" has "do not wipe blade" and "do not take blade out of razor" written on the 10 blade box. Individual blades are double wrapped with no glue or tabs of wax. Printed on the blade is cut lines and sides A and B.Like most Treet Blades, the shave is superb. (Personnas are cruel to me. Too sharp.) So, overall its an art of the blade needs to be comfortable without being so sharp that they thin my skin.Since you are reading this, I assume you want to know. They are defiantly sharper than Shark, Derby extra, Facon. (Not Falcon. Somebody reviewed Facon and ranked it as the sharpest, it is defiantly not.)If you were to place it's qualities, its some were in the category of Derby Premium, Wilkinson, Astra or Treet New Steel. I'm not going to try to "split hairs" other than they don't irritate my skin and that is the important part.Probably too sharp for somebody with acne or for professional hair dressing. Areas that only get shaved one a month or two need a duller blade such as the Derby Extra or Shark.

These are some of the sharpest blades I have tried amongst a bunch of the most popular ones. One thing that makes me like these blades even more than some of my other favorite blades such as feathers and Lord Cools is that they are very nicely wrapped in wax paper and have none of that annoying glue that remains on the blade. These are as good as any blade I have used and the price makes them quite possibly my overall favorite. I would not, however, recommend them to beginner DE shavers, they are not the most forgiving if you don’t maintain proper technique. Don’t be afraid to put them in your aggressive razors though so long as you’re comfortable with your technique. I have gotten superb results putting them in a Gillette red tip.

i have been wet shaving for years and tried all different blades. they are all good with some better than others however im noticing the quailty of the shave as much to do with the razor design, weight and angle of the head. so far my 1960s Gillett Fat Boy adjustable has been the best shave with theses blades.

Well this was a huge surprise. I have used many different blades for her last 6 ish years. Some great, some ok, some duds. So.e work great in a DE razor and some work great in a shavette. Its surprising how one of my least favorite blades in a DE razor works just great in a shavette. These blades, so far, have been a real surprise. Very very smooth shave. Very sharp. No razor burn at all. They are smoother and sharper than the Treet black carbon blades. As in anything else in this world your experience may differ. I plan on buying more of these. Ver impressed on the smoothness, sharpness and very affordable price.

Bought 100 blades, used one, found it much too sharp for me. Well packaged and doesn't take up much space. For someone who prefers a really sharp blade, this may work. My face prefers a less sharp blade, but these absolutely performed as promised.

Nice smooth blade..

Wow, I am glad I got these. I wasn't sure about how good they would be as I haven't been overly impressed with the Treets I've used so far (and that they are carbon steel), but these were great! Two exceptional shaves from the start with the third starting to falter off slightly near the end, but still an excellent shave. Three shaves are what I ask of a blade, and these truly delivered. I got them at $5 for the hundred, but even at the current $8 on Amazon they are a great deal and will definitely stay in my rotation.

Subjectively my favorite blades