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First time using lab blue

These are israeli blue personna "crystals" or super+:
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Holy cow...these are the most sharpest blades i think ive tried imo sharper than a feather and with scolding hot water oh so smooth...ill give you americans one thing you can make a good blade! These are now my no1 blade
I am so sorry for hijacking your thread with personna stuff.
 
Ive used these before and i didnt think they were to bad ..not as good as lab blue though ...ill try them
All eventually
 

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Ive used these before and i didnt think they were to bad ..not as good as lab blue though ...ill try them
All eventually
The blades you showed In this thread are the new box for lab blues.
But just found these and can't identify them.
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They don't say comfort coated.
Box says made in Germany and the blades say platinum chrome like the red IP.
Are these a 100 pack of the new german version of the personna red IP?
 
Mm are they new? They say they are 25% sharper with glide coating
I really don't know.
But considering it says made in Germany and has blade markings of the red IP, I venture to guess it's a different packaging of what guys here are now calling personna gold. They are supposed to be identical to red IP but made in Germany.
Just wondering if anyone else knows.
Where are you reading the 25% things and glide coating? Yours or the ones I posted?
 
Maybe just a marketing thing they are saying to get people to buy them im not sure
 

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musicman1951

three-tu-tu, three-tu-tu
Med Preps/Labs are great blades. I would say almost (but not quite) as sharp as Feathers, but twice the longevity for me - and cheaper to start.
 
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