Treet Dura Sharp Double Edge Razor Blades

Thought I'd give these a try, just to see what a carbon steel blade would be like.Day one gave me a nice shave, smooth, reasonably close and no irritation.Day two, lots of tugging, to the point that I considered changing the blade mid shave. I had to go over and over the same area to get it as smooth as I got it the day before.I noticed some razor burn and irritation, probably due to the extra passes required. I don't know if it was the carbon steel, or the angle of the grinding that caused the problem, or maybe user error.Overall a pretty disappointing experience, I certainly won't bother with the remaining blades, nor will I buy anymore. Good luck to those who are happy with these blades.

This was a surprising blade. I noticed the OP says don't waste your money. As cheap as these blades are you can't possibly waste money buying these blades. I got BBS with my normal 3 pass routine. The blade performed flawlessly and was extremely comfortable. I use SI's, Feathers, Crystals, Sharks, Gillette 7 O'clock Sharp Edge(Yellows) and this Treet DuraEdge in the yellow and white striped box with red lettering performed as well as any of the other blades listed. They may only last for 2 or 3 shaves but WHO CARES! They are cheap enought to toss after a single shave. I just placed an order for 1000 of them. Very impressed and pleased.

I hadn't used or even considered these blades until I was given a few along with some others. They are very inexpensive and lasted me about 6 or 7 very good shaves before the edge started to give out. I was so impressed that I bought a few hundred. I realize these blades receive mixed reviews, and I have no idea why. I have no complaints against the Treet Dura Sharp blades, and I have recommended them to others. At the price and easy availability, I consider them to be a very good value.