Silver Star Stainless Steel Double Edge Razor Blades 100 Blades by Silver Star

When it comes to DE razor blades I've tried almost all of them. AsraSP's were my go to followed by Gillette Super Sharpe Yellow and Lord Platinum's . Out of chance I stumbled on these and figured for a bucks it was worth a shot. Best lottery ticket I've ever bought. These things are so smooth that after the first couple of strokes I literally checked the razor to make sure it had a blade in it! BBS shave after 2 passes with a Gillette Slim set on # 5 and a Rockwell with a # 4 base plate. Got about a thousand Asra SP's for sale if anybody's in the market.

Price factored in these are ok. I don’t prefer them but they’re not the worst

I was fortunate enough to get a package of 5 in a sampler kit. I knew as soon as the razor hit my face that these were the ones for me, so I ordered a package of 100. These are sharp blades that provide you with a smooth shave. I can get 3-4 shaves at just a penny per blade. These blades are an unbeatable value. No more expensive cartridges for me. Give them a try. You won't be disappointed! Happy shaving!

I recently tried out the Silver Star Stainless Steel Double Edge Razor Blades, and I must say, I'm quite impressed with their quality and performance. These blades provide a smooth and close shave, and I found them to be a great value for the price.When I shared these blades with my friends, the response was mixed. One found them to be just okay, but the other loved them so much that he went out and bought his own pack. It's amazing how different blades can feel while shaving, and I think these Silver Star blades are definitely worth trying out.Overall, I'm happy with my purchase of the Silver Star Stainless Steel Double Edge Razor Blades. They are sharp and provide a great shave for the price, and it's always nice to have options when it comes to finding the perfect blade for your face.

Lord really does make a lot of great blades, and these are no exception. Very similar to Lord Platinum blades, but do seem a little smoother. My beard is not very dense, but the hairs are very course. Coupled in an open comb or slant, these blades are great for me.

These blades do not compare in sharpness or smoothness to most decent blade company offerings. I was looking for a Russian substitute, these are not them.

In my experience these shave pretty nicely the first time, but don't hold up at all. But that's okay because they're so cheap you can use them "one and done." I use Japanese Kai blades which are the opposite--not the sharpest but last forever. I get 8-15 shaves out of a Kai (and once I got 18) but I swear these seem duller and harsher even on the second day. And I blot my blades dry and then air-dry them between uses, too.

Inexpensive blades made in Egypt? They can't match up to the expensive blades produced in Russia, can they? They can, and they do. I've been shaving with a DE razor for close to 10 years, and these blades have jumped into my 'reorder' list. They aren't Polsilvers, but they provide close shaves with no adverse incidents in my Gillette Slim, and for the low price of $8 for 100 blades they are certainly easy on the wallet.