Treet7 Days Platinum Double Edge Safety Razor Blades, 100 blades (20x5)

Got a trial pack of these and quickly bought 100. For reference, I typically use Permasharp and Astra Super Stainless. For me, Permasharp run a little sharp/aggressive and Astra SS less aggressive and more gentle - but more work to get as close a shave as the Permasharps. These, I'd say, are right in the middle of those two. And IMO, I like these better than the other two because NO glue! They're double wrapped WITHOUT the four glue spots common on blades. Definitely worth a try! See if you can get a sample pack with a tuck of these, or perhaps someone can sell just one tuck. IMO, definitely good as Astra SS, a bit better than Shark Stainless, similar to Asco Platinum. Can't comment on longevity as I only use blades twice, maybe three times (twice a week shaver per week herewith an occasional weekend shave). I can afford the 15-30 cents a week on blades :-)

Great shave for sensitive skin

I bought these blades based on the reviews. I'm not sure if I got a bad batch or what, but I do not recommend these blades at all. They are not sharp. Every blade I used caused a bad nick or scrape. If you want a good quality blade I recommend the Derby Premium blades. I have not had any issues with those blades. They glide on my face perfectly and no nicks.

ofcourse you're not going to get 7 days if you use these on course hard whiskers however if you take the time to soften the hair/whiskers you won't find a better deal. Honestly who wouldn't want to have a nice smooth soft shave anyways?I'd much rather have a nice smooth canvas to start it just looks and feels better in the end.Plus no bumps or cuts. A little warm oil or something warm not hot warm to sit a few minutes before starting.

Treet makes a lot of different types of blades but this one is outstanding, especially considering the price point. I use them in my Rockwell 6S with plate 4 and the Treet 7 Days is one of the sharpest, yet smoothest blades I've ever tried. You can't beat the price either.

I have whiskers made of steel and a sensitive face. These are good sharp blades that cut through that just fine without being hard on my sensitive skin. Astras and feathers were too harsh, but these are not while retaining a great edge.Blades last for about 3-5 shaves each.

I compared the Treet 7 day platinum blade with a blade we can assume it's trying to market itself against which is the Gillette 7'Oclock Platinum. They are both packaged identically. The blades are contained inside a carboard tuck and then double wrapped. The outer wrapping contains the blades logo and the inner wrapping is more wax like and is carefully folded around the edges leaving a small air gap in the center.However that is where the comparisons end. I shaved with both of them at the same time using identical Lord L6 razors. The Gillette was sharp and fairly smooth with no tugging or pulling. The Treet had trouble cutting the two days of growth and tugged a fair bit. I removed the blades from the razors and left them on a paper towel to stay dry. I repeated the shave two days later. The Gillette was about the same but the Treet's shave degraded further to the point it was painful in some areas seeming to pluck the hairs rather than cut them. I have used the Gillette's before and they usually give me three good shaves. However the Treet's will give me at best only one mediocre shave.

I have tried at least 20 different blades and these are by far the best I've ever used. And I actually get about 5-7 shaves out of each blade.