ROCKWELL RAZORS 6C Adjustable Safety Razor for Men & Women | Eco-Friendly & Reusable Shaving Razor | 5 Double Edge Razor Blades made of Pure Swedish Stainless Steel | Gunmetal Chrome Finish

This razor i love it totally, no nicks and cuts, smooth even using it with feather blades, absolutely go for it if u want to purchase it without having a doubt….

Best adjustable razor I've tried. Tried over 50 razors through the years. None of the adjustable ones could convince. Including the Rockwell T2. But this one, even though swapping the heads isn't super intuitive, actually offers you flexibility that works. The 6S is the same basically. It's more premium in every way, including the weight, grip and It has a timeless look with that SS material and look. But price wise you can't beat this 6C, where the chrome finish also offers a more gliding surface for theoretical better shaving experience. It shaves very smooth with a head that's not as bulky as the T2 for instance for more control and precision and big lanes to flush through the hairs, soap and water to cut even through heavy hair. But, the included Rockwell DE blades are simply horrible. They should be ashamed to put their name on these. They're the worst of the worst. Like the basic cheap Lord knifes level.

I'm new to safety razors and did quite a research. I'm really happy with this razor, everything was aligned correctly. And because of the changable blocks you techically have 6 different razors into one.

Expensive but the difference from my cheap razor was shockingly noticable on the first use, and even better when I worked out the shave setting that worked best for me (started on 2 and moved up to 4).

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I bought this razor in January 2022. Four years later, I am very, very satisfied with it. The multiple angles of cut allow for different beard stiffness and skin sensitivity. Someone not used to these razors can start with a less aggressive setting and spare himself quite a few cuts until getting the hang of it. It is also a huge money saving compared to those multibladed disposable razor (and more ecological for those so inclined). One can get 100 blades for about $20. The razor itself will last a lifetime as it has no hinges, only a few separate solid pieces. It is a little trickier to open-up to clear the blade than some, but for me the breath of adjustment of the cut that its construction allows more than make-up for this. And it is still far, far easy to clear than the plastic disposable ones. If you have never used these, yes you will likely cut yourself regularly in the beginning, but you will get the hang of it like your father and possibly grandfather did. The razor is very good. The Rockwell blades that come with it, not so much in my opinion. I personally much prefer Astra, but there are surely others just as good.