Travel Double Edge Safety Razor, River Lake RZ700 Long Handle Adjustable Classic Safety Shaver Razor (Razor with Protective Case,Black)

Great shaver. Equal gaps and blade exposure on both sides. Just a bit slimmer than original other wise i can't tell the difference! Disassembles same as original. Included is a quality razor stand. Also comes with well made case although not real leather. Great price and super fast shipping. This is my honest opinion I have not been paid or compensated in any way

I actually bought two of these razors so I am leaving the same review for both of them. The razors are identical; the other razor I bought simply comes with the stand.I used my first safety razor years ago and after my first shave, I threw away my disposables and multi-blade razors never looking back or considering anything else. Safety razors not only provide a closer smoother shave but they are easier to clean, last longer, give me an irritation free shave, and are even more affordable in the long run (I just bought 100 replacement blades for roughly ten dollars here on Amazon). What makes this particular safety razor special is that it has an adjustable head, so if you want a longer shave you are able to adjust the razor further from the blade. The design utilizes a heavy-duty spring that you will see when changing out the blade. The razor has a great weight to it and provides me with smooth legs that were nick free. I love the leather storage case that comes with the razor; it makes for a great addition while traveling.There is a stand sold separately for this razor, I personally really enjoy the stand as it is a simple design and takes up little room in my shower. The design is a heavy weighted bottom with a hole all the way through the stand to prevent damage to your razor.

Shaves nicely, good weight. The head feels extra large and needs some getting used to.I like that it's adjustable, the reason I went with this razor was it seemed to be the best quality adjustable for a low price. I had a 2 piece DE razor that could not handle a beard without trimming it down first. I set this one to 6 and it plows right through a beard that would jam up any other razor. 6 is however way too aggressive for my sensitive neck so I dial it down to 2 for my neck and any clean up that needs a second pass. The scale is from 0.5 to 6 The minimum setting appears so extra mild that it's hard to hold an angle that actually makes contact with the blade.I was initially skeptical about the smooth handle. I had another razor with a smooth black handle that was dangerously slippery when wet. Something about the finish on this razor does provide some grip with wet hands.The way it changes blades is annoying but I'll get used to it. I've read some people are cutting themselves, there aren't any instructions included. The best way I've found is to hold the razor and push up on one side with your thumb, this gets the head loose and you can remove it with your other hand. The blade will be stuck in that top piece and I just gently remove it with a sturdy wash cloth. Align the new blade in the head slots, align the two posts of the top piece and press down firmly until it snaps in place. I have to take away a star for this snap on design, It's not necessarily bad but more inconvenient than the other ways of changing a blade. Another reviewer pointed out the two studs that provide the "snapping" will eventually wear out from friction tho that should take a long time.

I typically have a bias for long-handled, very heavy weight razors. I like the "feel" of such razors - it's sort of like how some people like the "sports car" (light, aluminum, speedy) feel vs. others like "the luxury cruiser" (HEAVY, substantial, plush) feel.All people have their own preferences for their own reasons: it just the nature of "being a person." So, now that you know my own preference, here's the gas: I love this razor. And I mean **LOVE** this razor.I love this razor because the basic design is very functional. No issues with attack angle, the gap (aggression) adjusts smoothly, and blade changes are easy. The learning curve is almost nil. Cleaning and storage quite simple, too. I bought this razor for travel after trialing a more "substantial," inexpensive adjustable that proved to be utter junk.Now, I wish I had bought this razor first.I have read reviews suggesting this razor is a clone of a much pricier German brand.If a clone, the people doing the cloning did a great job: I have one of the pricier German razors (nickel, non-adjustable, butterfly-open blade change: it is my primary, daily-use razor). I can attest to that razor being really darn good.Well, this razor is really darn good, too: this little guy now goes on every trip, vacation, or overnight stay.Only caution: the handle is smooth, so paying attention to ensuring your razor-hand stays dry will help keep your face tidy and your shave crisply close.

I didn’t really get used to this shaver so I don’t have much experience using it. But the quality looks good and feels well made. Just not my style I guess

DO NOT BUY! DEFECTIVE AND DANGEROUS PRODUCT.Initially the product looked nice and well-functioning. Until I cut myself on my face AND my finger, as shown in the picture (a deep cut, needing major bandaging), attempting to shave.When the shaver is turned to max #6, you can see that the left and right side are not aligned and parallel to each other. Left side is raised when right is not. This is deceiving because when the shaver is turned to #0, it shows left and right side are equally flat.I will be throwing this piece of crap (or return) as this crap caused injury and is a huge liability to anyone who may face the same situation myself.FYI, I had this shaver for only a week. What a junk.

It’s a bit bulky. I’m a little bit more likely to nick myself with it than my previous single blade razor that I had for years that broke after a fall. I do use is regularly but definitely going to find a better one soon.