Professional Straight Razor with First Layer Cowhide Strop - Straight Edge Barber Razor Premium Stainless Steel Shaver Razor for Men Home & Salon Grooming Using

I've used it for months now, and have a smaller straight blade that will knick you really quick, while this one gets things done, faster, without the cuts. I honestly thought THIS one would be the one to bite quick, but it's now my daily shaver. Awesome for creating clean lines, also!! I've used straight razors for probably 20 years now and was initially intimidated by the size, but once you understand the size is an advantage... you can shave in less than 3 minutes!! Without ANY cuts!!

Super fine blade and the handle is neat. It is hard to move out of the handle though and gets stuck/wedged in there pretty good if you're not careful, which can make it a hazard to open.EXTREMELY SHARP! And because it's a fine razor, a light bump against your skin and you will be bleeding without even noticing. If you're careful though you can shave your whole body with this thing without incident. Recommend!

Very sharp straight razor I enjoy using it it is sharp please my face very smooth

I knew nothing of having to sharpen it so soon. I used it like 3 times and eventually bought the 1000/3000 sharpening stones separately. I spent like an hour trying to sharpen it forgetting which order to sharpen it with the stones. And it still didn't sharpen it. I soaked the stones in water and everything. I'm sure it sharpens i just gotta buy the electric sharpener instead.

I wanted to try shaving with a new razor and decided to go this route. It was sharp, it worked, but man this thing is HUGE. If you’re trying to be Sweeny Todd this blade is definitely for you, but I recommend a smaller blade if you’re looking to use this often for shaving.

It gets the job done and it does it well. Be very careful. It is insanely sharp. Would not recommend for beginners though! But if you know what you're doing, absolutely yes get this.

I thought that since I shave using a safety razor that this would be beneficial to my shaving experience. But no matter how many times I sharpened it on the strop I could not get it sharp enough to trim even the shortest of my whiskers.After I returned it someone asked me how much I paid for it, I told them. He said "Do you know how much a barber shop pays for a good straight razor?" I said I didn't know. He said "About three thousand dollars." So in short, this thing is either purely decorative or it's a piece of garbage.

Sharp as a duh… Beat thing I have ever bought..