trac 2 + atra systems by dorco?

[platon951]

2 systems from dorco
see them like trac 2 and atra systems / some reviews ???

TNA 2000

DORCO TWIN BLADE
1. Assures the more comfortable shaving by adopting Micro Grinding Method which is far different from the existing grinding methods.
2. Provides a special grip which is ergonomically designed and covered by non-slip rubbers.
3. Reduces the friction between the blade and skin with a lubricating strip.

TNA 3000

1. Twin Blade with Open Architecture of Blade Cartridge
Bent blade with Open structure on the back of the cartridge makes it easy to rinse the blade.
2. Pivoting Head Type
The pivoting head guides the razor along the contours of your face and helps a closer shave.
3. Aloe and Vitamin E Lubricating Strip
Lubricating strip containing Aloe, Vitamin E lets your sensitive skin feel comfortable.
4. Non-slip Rubber Grip
Rubber handle gives an excellent control and comfort.

 

[smalltank]

Interesting...

 

[platon951]

tna3000 looks like tc2plus for atra

 

[tsv]

I think they use the same cartridge that Dollar General sells. The DG blades are excellent. They are the sharpest Trac II/Atra compatibles I have used. The swivel is a little odd. It only swings one way.

 

[ltiultiu]

99 Cent Stores sells the exact same Dorco made Atra/Trac II compat carts for $1 for 10. That's 10 cents each. Best price I have seen thus far.

 

[mharris127]

They would probably work OK for traveling but I would rather use a DE for normal daily shaving. My experience with Dorco DE blades are that they are serviceable but not the greatest. Ten for a dollar US isn't any pricier than decent DE blades, though. I just paid $9.55 shipped for 100 Astra green blades (9.55 cents each). Derbys are cheaper (about $8 per hundred) but I found them to be crappy blades for their intended use.

 

[chongo gordo]

This should be in the Single Edge sub-section of safety razors.

 

[VerbaVolant]

This should be in the Single Edge sub-section of safety razors.

+1

 

[ironfist]

They look quite interesting

 

[bryan1980]

Nice to know there's some options for traveling or when you're just in a hurry.

 

[z3driver]

I like the name of razor model, TNA

 

[mharris127]

This should be in the Single Edge sub-section of safety razors.

Actually these blades have two blades built into a disposable cartridge. Therefore this is the correct section for this thread although the carts themselves look vastly different than what we usually discuss here.

 

[HoosierTrooper]

Actually these blades have two blades built into a disposable cartridge. Therefore this is the correct section for this thread although the carts themselves look vastly different than what we usually discuss here.

The following is a quote from moderator gearchow when discussing the possibility of a cartridge sub-forum:

"Sorry, but I don't get it. If you use a cart, that is fine by me. But what is there to a cart razor to talk about? The thousand of different blades you can try? No. The hundreds of different kind of razors - mild to aggressive, fixed to adjustable, ancient to just made? No. As far as I can see, there is nothing to talk about using a cart razor other then the fact that you use one. At least nothing that fills up a subform.

But as a cart user, you can still contribute and gain from shaving soap/cream, brushes, aftershaves, colognes, etc.

So if you need to get this out of your system, start a thread in the SE forum (because a cart is the direct descendant of the Schick injector, not a DE) with the title "Cart Razor Users Unit!" and see how far that take you."