Proraso Pro Disposable Blade Shavette Razor

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Proraso Pro Disposable Blade Shavette Razor

Regular price $99.95
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The Proraso Shavette Razor is a cost-effective and low maintenance alternative to a traditional straight razor, ideal for those who are starting out with shaving with a straight razor.It can hold a single edge blade or a double edge blade snapped in half, eliminating the need for stropping or honing the blade. When the disposable blade becomes dull, just remove it and insert a new one.It features an ergonomic wooden handle engraved with the Proraso logo and a stainless steel shank and blade holder etched with 'Save The Barber'; an homage to the master barbers who collaborated with Proraso on the design of this razor.

Material:
Polished Stainless Steel

Handle:
Wood

Weight:
48g

Made in Italy

Customer Reviews

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Luke
Good but not worth the price.

I paid Au$89 for this shavette. As the actual cut depends on the blade used I will restrict my opinion to the construction and finish of this product.

I own a Parker shavette and I love it, but I was interested in getting another with a bit higher quality fit and finish to it (mostly for looks), so I purchased this after some considerable thought however when it arrived I was surprised to find that the handle is raw unfinished wood that will soak up moisture and likely crack quickly or stain. The blade locking spine is good but does not clamp as firmly as it should and the plate is flat not slightly curved meaning there is no pinching action at the blade edge resulting in the possibility of blade movement although not likely.

The steel and wood used feels solid and substantial and likely will not rust and the pin in the spine is well rivited. If you buy this and want it to last I would say it needs a little work before use:
*A bit of boiled linseed oil or danish oil
*some pre finish sanding
*enlarging the throat for better closed locking
*the pivot screw needs fine tuning

This is a good product if it was a reduced price but I cannot recomend at almost a hundred Au.