100 NACET STAINLESS Double Edge Razor Blades

These blades are very sharp . Their are also very smooth and forgiving. Shave extremely close and last several shaves. I have an extremely coarse beard which is perfect for me. But I am experienced shaver so perform perfect for me. There very close to being sharp a feather blade. If you new to shaving or has a very mild safety that should very well. Quality blades absolutely no irrigation. No nicks or weepers during shave

I bought 100 of these back in Oct. of 2023. I'm finally running low and I'll definitely order more. I use them for 4 shaves, then toss it away. I paid $17 for 100 so they've actually dropped in price. Amazing. I'm 81 so I've been shaving for an eternity...tried dozens of blades over the years, but I really do think these are the best ones I've ever used. They've got the two essential qualities needed in a blade...sharpness and smoothness. Longevity doesn't matter much since double edge blades are super cheap compared to cartridges. Highly recommend these.

They're sharp but not too sharp, and they're very comfortable. So far, these are in my top 5. I grabbed them because I'd seen glowing reviews from many others online, and I'm not disappointed.

Still cheap and sharp but really smooth. They are more sharp than an astra sp. They are slightly more dull than a permasharp or feather.

Good blades, sharp and comfortable for me. I regularly get 4 to 5 very good shaves from each blade.

This is one of my favorite blades to use with most of my double edge safety razors: Rockwell T2, Tatara Muramasa, Timeless Razors Ti-95, Blackbird Ti and Blackbird SS Lite. It is sharp, has a good longevity and great smooth shave. It lasts about 5 sessions per use and I make 3 passes. I find it does not irritate my skin or make it feel raw. The price makes it a solid value, and it is one of my favorite blades, apart from Astra Platinum. Definitely one of the best.

Blades themselves are fantastic smooth and sharp Im guessing this is an old batch because glue is coming out of the paper wraps and onto the blade. Mostly cosmetic but sometimes sticks to the head.

Razor blade preference is inherently subjective, but I find myself reaching for the Nacets more times than not. I find it tugs on growth longer than 3 days, but there are so many variables to consider I wouldn't discount the thought that it could be a bad technique when I tried. Currently do a 2 pass shave with a Rockwell 6S for my coarser hair, first on plate 4 then a precise cut on plate 2.