help to find a cheap travel razor

[Rschan]

Can any body help me to find a cheap razor to be used when traveling. I' m searching for a Lorad , or a concord razor(new). In ebay they have them for $13/-.
Does any body know a site which is selling at lesser rate( with international shipping).

 

[dcrosso]

If you want a new travel razor then try to find a Feather Portable. I paid about $8.50 for mine. Shipping internationally can be expensive. I shipped some razors to Spain and it was $13.95. If you would consider used, then I would look for a Gillette Tech. I have one I paid $5 for a new condition Tech last week. They are great mild shavers and with a Feather, ASCO or a Medical Persona can be very effective.

 

[Sledgehammer39]

Another razor which is new and constructed very well is the Feather Popular, it can be found on the bay or shaving vendors between 13-20 dollars.

 

[drandall]

the feather portable is a very small and effective razor. it is, however, a bit too aggressive for my tastes.

a 3 piece ball-handled tech makes a great travel razor. they're small, inexpensive and assemble into a full-sized razor. life it too short to shave with a tiny stub of a razor!

 

[mdevine]

the feather portable is a very small and effective razor. it is, however, a bit too aggressive for my tastes.

a 3 piece ball-handled tech makes a great travel razor. they're small, inexpensive and assemble into a full-sized razor. life it too short to shave with a tiny stub of a razor!

I agree. This is a high quality razor that should last you forever. It should be easy to find one in great shape in your price range. For a little more money, a Tuckaway makes a fantastic travel razor. This is the only smaller razor that I could use on a daily basis. The weight and balance make it a great shaver. I'm also partial to it's New Improved open combed head.

 

[binowatch]

This is all great advice as long as you are not flying only with carry on. Only cartridge and disposables are allowed. You can have a razor without blades but have the bother of finding them at you location. Some members have recorded that even a DE sans blade caused fits with TSA-in this climate probably not worth it. When going by car I use a Feather Portable or an old Gillette travel razor. Gillette travel razors are available on ebay and often seen in antique stores-I think they were a common gift that was never used and are usually in great condition.

 

[jansob]

Second on the Tech...they are cheap as chips and you really can't get much smaller when disassembled.

I also agree that if you only carry on, get a good disposable and prove to yourself that your technique allows you to get a good shave with anything.

 

[RazorbackFan]

Gillette Tech all the way. Takes up almost zero space in the dopp kit when dissassembled and gives a presentable shave when used with a sharp blade (Astra for me). I also have a Lord Tech that I take along sometimes, too.