Straight Razor With Strope - Professional Straight Edge Barber Premium Stainless Steel Shaver With Shaving Strop for Men Home & Salon Grooming Using (NO.148)

Quality metal sharp edge and holds a sharp edge. Honestly couldn't ask for a better straight razor

It’s not as sharp as disposable half-blades, and they leave some stubble below the ear near the jawline. It’s a hard spot to get with the long blade. – But if you strop it before you start, though the blade may be like using import Asmusebats, they leave a clean shave. I didn’t get any cut on my skin on the first use. You also have to push a little harder. I just don’t think they cut as deep as disposable half-blades. Plus you get a finer quality with the disposables. Overall, nice to keep as a choice. If you don’t want to waste your half-blades and just clean your beard up in a hurry, get one of these. – Going out? Use a half-blade.

I bought this razor to see how it compares to my much more expensive Dovo. The razor itself is decent. The steel is payable and conforms well to my face while shaving but still maintains a decent edge. Durability wise, it’s ok. It didn’t come with the best edge on it so I took it to a whetstone so dial it in. I’ve gotten 3 shaves with it and it seems ok. Not as sharp as it could be but definitely not bad. The strop sucks… It seems like more of a novelty than a functional honing tool. It’ll get you started but you’ll likely replace it as the leather quality isn’t great for honing a consistent edge. Overall this is an ok setup. I’ll likely use it as my travel razor so if it gets damaged or lost I won’t be heartbroken. Update: After a month of use, I’m feeling about the same with it. The steel isn’t super hard but gives a nice “cushioned” feel while in use. It’s decent enough as long as you’re consistent with a quality strop. I appreciate the shorter face length and aggressive point for detailing. For the money it’s hard to beat. It’s no Dovo or Boker but it’s not bad. It’s found its place as my travel razor. On a side note, the black coating does wear off easily. It doesn’t affect the quality of the shave. It just aesthetically isn’t perfect.

sharpen before your first use for a less painful experience.

It came out of the box sharp and ready for use. I would wash before using it but it's exactly what you want if you're looking for a straight razor. It's very durable and pretty well priced for a real straight razor

Is super sharp cuts great also great price

Should up super dual couldn't cut, the wood felt cheap, and there was a crack on the wood might as well through my money in the trash try to return asked for a fee never again, and since part is broke it flings around openly glade it's dual or it would of cut me

I have no dislikes about this razor. This razor is a great tool for any man who loves a smooth lasting shave. Once you learn how to sharpen it, and how to use it on your face and neck, you will have a life long tool in your shaving arsenal. With a razor sharp edge that you must periodically put on the blade, you will have no bleeds. Needs sharpening out of the box. You should learn how for yourself, or pay someone to do it. I find that sharpening my straight razors is just part of having a nice shave. I encourage you to purchase a sharpening kit. This too is a life long purchase.