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King C. Gillette

King C. Gillette Safety Razor with Chrome Plated Handle and 5 Platinum Coated Double Edge Safety Razor Blade Refills

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Features

  • Double edged safety razor. A single blade razor designed for edging sideburns and strong beard lines to help you achieve your perfect look
  • Closed comb head, perfected a century ago, for the best control
  • Chrome-plated handle for long-lasting durability
  • Stainless steel blades. Includes 5 High-Quality Platinum-coated stainless steel double edged razor blades to shape with accuracy
  • Iconic heritage-inspired design. The pinnacle of over a century's worth of innovation and expertise

Description

The pinnacle of over a century's worth of innovation and expertise, and the only range that bears the name of our company's founder: King C. Gillette. This safety razor for men is an iconic design inspired by our heritage, for edging with ultimate precision, classic function and style. A single Platinum coated double edged safety razor blade shapes with precise accuracy, ideal for edging sideburns and strong beard lines to help you achieve your perfect look. Our closed comb head design, perfected a century ago, allows for great control, while the high-quality chrome plated handle ensures long-lasting durability. Includes 5 Platinum coated stainless steel double edged razor blades for a precision finish and lasting durability. How to insert a new blade: first, hold the razor upside down, unscrew the handle and lift off the blade guard and old blade. Second, place a new blade on to the cap using the central screw and two location posts to keep the blade straight. Lastly, replace the guard and reattach the handle by turning clockwise until fully tightened.


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 1.22 x 2.52 x 6.42 inches; 3.68 Ounces


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Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


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    • Merkur Clone—A Good Thing
Gillette invented this kind of razor 120 years ago and it was so good it’s going strong in 2021. From its inception, disposable blade shaving has always made its money on the blades and given away the handle for a pittance. DE blades have long since been commoditized and there is very little profit left in them. There’s a little margin left in the brushes, soaps and creams that accompany this way of shaving but the razors and blades themselves are emblematic of their own thin profit margins. So it was gratifying to see Gillette delve into its heritage with little prospect of market reward. They didn’t go with one of their classic razor designs—a twist-to-open Super Speed, perhaps, or one of the great flat bottom Tech razors from their British factories. They still have the designs in the archives, but the tooling is long gone as are any employees with experience manufacturing those great old brass razors. So they looked around at current DE razor production for a good design. The one they chose, Germany’s Merkur, has been in production with basically the exact same head design for over 80 years and is considered by many to be the best DE razor in current production. Oh, there are plenty of fancier metals being used for razors: Stainless, bronze, titanium, aluminum, brass. But you can’t argue with the shaving geometry of the Merkur design. They nailed it. So Gillette licensed it from Merkur for production under the Gillette label and here we are. Every guy likes something a little different. I’ve got an awful lot of vintage Gillette razors, and this thing, a Merkur, is better for me than all of them. I don’t need another razor, so I ignored the introduction of the King C. But a couple weeks ago it popped up on Amazon Fresh for $9.95. A new Merkur 34c sells on Amazon for $40 and I don’t own one, so I thought about buying the King C. for the first time. Decided to buy and it was in my hands about 19 hours later. I popped one of my favorite Voskhod blades in it for the next day’s shave. Shaved with it. Meh. It was tuggy and a bit rough. I put that down to the blade pairing and switched out the Voskhod for a Feather. I’m not going to say I got the best shave of my life. I often get great shaves. This was a great shave though, and not from a $100 Rockwell or a $200 Karve stainless. It was from a $9.95 pot metal Gillette Merkur clone. That is remarkable. Those other razors are expensive because stainless steel is hard to machine into a razor. Theoretically they’re going to last a lot longer than this razor. But you are missing out on nothing as far as the shave is concerned, and as long as you don’t drop it and break it or strip the threads I see no reason it shouldn’t last a lifetime. Walgreens and CVS sell this razor for $20 all day. If you’re seeing it here for $20 just hit the Buy button. I’ve been shaving this way for years and I can’t think of a better way to switch from cartridges. All the Chinese razors you can buy on this site will do the job but most of them won’t do it this well. You get comfort and safety here along with enough efficiency to get soft and smooth in 3 passes or fewer—that’s a lot fewer blades going over the same patch of skin than with a multi-blade cartridge. Less irritation. A word about the handle: The chromed brass handle of this razor is an interesting design choice. You might like it. I found it a little too long and a little too heavy and a bit slippery too. I don’t care about slippery. Just touch my wet fingers on my alum block and presto, no slippery problems. But you might not like it. I switched it out for a generic stainless bulldog handle I had in a drawer. It was just a tad lighter but quite a bit shorter with a lot of knurling. It really improved the mechanics of this razor for me. As always, YMMV. You don’t need a different handle or Feather blades to get a good shave from the King C. Gillette safety razor. It is now my top recommendation for a first safety razor. I’m kind of a shaving geek. I get up 20 minutes earlier than I used to on shaving days (I shave 4 days a week) just to enjoy the ambience and feel of a high quality grooming experience. I’ve spent wayyyy more money than I ever spent on Gillette cartridges so I didn’t wind up saving money with my cheap DE razor and 7¢ Astra blades (which BTW work GREAT in the King C). I have so many razors, blades, soaps, creams, brushes, aftershave splashes and balms, even a $30 “shaving towel” from Lancaster Razor Works which I love and would buy again in a heartbeat. So I’m a very sick man. But I’m also capable of telling you a few things from experience. One is that you might not like this razor. In ten years of trying everything I could get my hands on, I found out that some of the stuff most of the guys lusted after, I absolutely hated. And vice versa. In all this time I’ve found ways to get free samples of soaps, creams and splashes so I can try before buying. But they won’t send you a free razor. So finding my favorite razors was about buying and reselling a lot of them. It was a pain and I still have a drawerful of razors that have to go. I won’t be using them but they’ll all be somebody’s favorite. Haven’t found any shortcuts. But what a find this razor was for me after spending thousands on much nicer razors that frankly were not a good fit for my skin and whiskers and technique. I cannot make any guarantees for you with this razor, because your experience will differ from mine. THAT I guarantee. I can say this is a pretty mild razor that tends to work better with sharper blades. Works great with Feather, sharpest in the world. But I typically use Astra SP, the green packaging, because I can get them on Amazon for about 1/4 the price of Feathers and they do a wonderful job for me in this razor. For you maybe. Maybe not. But a lot of guys like this combination. Haven’t tried the KCG branded blades in it. I’m sure they’re fine but overpriced. Astra, Feather, Nacet, Personna (Israeli “red” ones or USA “lab blue”), and many others are worth a try. They are amazingly cheap and you can buy 5 or 10 to give them a proper trial for you to see what works best. There are huge differences and you WILL have your favorites. If you’re not ready to go both feet into wet shaving with a brush and shaving soap, try the Crēmo brand shave gel in a tube. It’s in all the stores and does a good job. It’s very costly per shave like the goo in the push button cans but it smells better and shaves better. Give yourself a chance with a cheap synthetic brush from RazoRock or Phoenix Artisan Accoutrements, and a tube of Proraso green shaving cream or a tub of cream from Taylor of Old Bond Street. Try the grapefruit scent, or Royal Forest. Watch some YouTube videos on how to lather these creams properly for a good shave without wasting product. It doesn’t take much. You might think a tub of Taylor’s is expensive until you see how long it lasts. Heck, a tube of Palmolive cream is a great place to start and that stuff is cheap. The reason you should have a brush and a shaving soap or cream designed to lather with a brush and water is simple: multiple passes. You won’t get baby smooth in one pass with a DE razor. If you’re using Edge gel in a can you’ll blow through that stuff lathering up multiple times. A brush holds enough lather for all the passes you need for the smoothness you want. Good luck. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021 by PACoug
    • Best razor of any kind I've ever used.
By far superior to safety razors I have used that cost 5 times as much. Or any razor for that matter. Cuts through thicker whiskers or 3-5 days growth like its butter. Used to have to go real slow over my chin and jaw line with my old razor, or switch to a disposable to avoid cutting myself in those areas, but not anymore. This razor is not only the best shave I've ever had, and the fastest, but it is also the most economical as well. Get yourself a pack of 50 blades to go with it and you'll be set for quite a while. Couldn't be more satisfied with this purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by Dave Wedra
    • Respectable shave
Not an adjustable shave but the gap is probably about right for most and it does not give me the same close shave my dialed in Rockwell does but then it was 6 times cheaper too and I really can’t say it doesn’t give a good shave because it does and I still prefer it to a plastic disposable for sure. Would I recommend it? I get 4 to 5 shaves a blade. For about $20 razor and a few blades and you can get good brands of 100 blades for about $10. The first 2 years costs about $30 and only $5 to $10 a year after that for the needed number of blades. That is a significant savings over my disposable razors and I get as good a shave although it might take me two passes. They this one or a Rockwell. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2023 by James Black
    • Inexpensive but far from cheap.
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This is a substantial razor. It’s quite heavy from the feel of it. Think some sort of chrome-plated steel or even brass. Either way, it screams quality. Upon shaving with it, I can tell you it cuts a bit aggressively, but not overly so. This would be a perfect entry point for a beginner looking to up their shaving game without cutting their face to shreds. The handle size is pretty well perfect. It fits my ham-hands and I have no complaints in this area. Which also brings me to my final point. It’s simple. The handle has 3 pieces, the shaft, comb and the top. It’s easy to put a blade in there, perhaps not as easy as with a butterfly mechanism. However, this also means that there’s no moving parts to break. Just twist the handle off, stick the blade on the top, fit the comb over the top piece and screw the handle shaft on. Easy. I think I’m in love. If you’re on the fence, just get it. I’m quite happy with it and I’m pretty sure you will be too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 by Mike Mike
    • The Perfect Introduction to Double Razors
Upon starting my shaving journey, I was intrigued by the double razor concept, and the King C. Gillette Safety Razor exceeded my expectations. Though there was a slight learning curve, the results are truly fantastic. The only minor inconvenience is its round bottom, which makes countertop placement tricky without a stand or box. Thankfully, using the box it came with has been a simple solution. However, to prevent rust during air-drying, regular cleaning is essential, and a stand from Gillette would be a welcomed addition. Nevertheless, for beginners seeking a smooth shaving experience and an introduction to double razors, this razor is an excellent choice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2023 by Jack
    • Great shave
I purchased this to replace a Vikings blade DE which I recently tossed in the trash after a couple of years. The Gillette is twice the razor, it is excellent quality and gives an excellent shave with zero blade wobble... Which the VB had in abundance. I can safely recommend this razor.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by Scott Powell
    • Old fashioned really is better
I have been using cartridges for years and I have always been dissapointment with multiblade razors. I chose to get this as my first safety razor and I love it. Shaving is a lot more engaging and interesting.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023 by Gabriel Eugene Eason
    • Good for beginners
This is my first DE razor and as indicated by many reviewers this is good for beginners. Handle is actually on heavy side which I don’t mind but some may have issue with that. Seems to give a closer shave than your typical multi blade razors
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2023 by Harry

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