Schick ST2 Disposable Razor, Sensitive for Men, 12-Count Packages (Pack of 3)

Great blades can be used multiple times, I use each morning for about 2 weeks then use a new one, still ok.. And great for sensitive skin

I have been looking for an alternative razor because that other major brand is so expensive. I decided to give these a try for 3 bags of 12 for 27.99 plus tax CDN after reading online they are good. These razors are great! I am not an overly hair guy and I shave every 2-3 days. I always dab my razor on a towel and blow any drops off the blade and this helps the blade stay sharper for longer. I am keeping track of how many shaves I have on each razor and so far on the first razor I have 14 shaves on it and still counting. That works out to about one a month! They clean up well as they have a small button on the top that push out any trapped whiskers. My expensive blades don't even do that. Excellent Value!

Best razors for your fav pet and for the money.Been using them since the 90’s. Nothing compares.

Been using these blades forever.

I've used these razors off and on for years; even the cartridge model that came before the disposable: Great Razor. I have it added to my Amazon.com subscriptions and am stocking up because Schick has stopped producing the ST2 as of March 2013 and no longer shows up in it's product listings. That's a shame since the ST2 is a venerable little powerhouse of a razor that has stood the test of time while many other razors with hundreds of millions of dollars of marketing behind them didn't do as good a job and didn't last on the shelves anywhere near as long. The Slim Twin Plus was Schick's competitive cartridge blade to be used on the Gillette Atra razor and came out sometime between 1977 - 1978. It solved the problem of the Atra razor cart being bulky and men not being able to shave under the nose or around the lips without really bad nicks and cuts; it was 'slim', so easier to maneuver in tight places on the face. Also it was a much better quality, sharper and longer lasting blade with a push button "junk" ejector to push out beard and shaving cream debris. After the Atra was no longer on the market Schick turned the cartridge into a disposable razor and I for one was glad: A high quality twin blade razor cartridge on a disposable handle. The Gillette Good News was a cheap knock-off of the Trac II but the ST2 was the same high quality blade it has always been and now a little cheaper as a disposable.Again; get them while you can cuz they ain't being made anymore so enjoy this fine piece of shaving history as it passes on.(I have to say it: LMAO as Gillette converts it's Mach3 into a disposable and advertises it's prowess as being better than the Custom Comfort3 disposable razor...which is also made by Gillette! If the best you can do is say your new razor is good because your other razor was always a POS you ain't got much to say:)