Schick Hydro Stubble Eraser Razors for Men | 3-Blade Mens Razors for Shaving, 1 Mens Razor Handle with Stubble Comb and 5 Razor Blades Refills

I’ve had several sensitive razors over the years. Schick Hydro use-to have thin wires over their blade to protect skin. They longer make them that way. After seeing this razor I though, seems like a gimmick with the rubber guide, but let’s give it a try. It works well for long stubble because the blades are nicely separated and rinses well. I also use it for daily shaving as it drags much less than other sensitive razors. Definitely recommend for men and women!

I had been using the Hydro 5 since it was first introduced and it was the only razor I have used until now, I was curious when I discovered this new stubble eraser I had to give it a try and I am glad I did! When I first got it I tried it with water and nothing else and I was thoroughly impressed! This does not pull on stubble at all in my opinion, and is my now go to razor, Schick surprised me by outdoing the Hydro 5, thank you Schick for making shaving even better! I highly recommend this if you have not tried it already! Tyler F.

There are a *lot* of reviews triggered by a Gillette commercial on here. Thin skin, indeed! lol I bought this stubble eraser type thing not having any idea if it would work or if it was a gimmick, but to my surprise, it works pretty well! I shave my head 2-3 times per week and probably due to my odd head shape, the 5 razor blades are just too many blades for curved areas. I think having three blades allows for better maneuverability. The stubble guides appear to do *something*? I dunno. I don't think it's straightening out the stubble as claimed but they seem to help with irritation. Shaving my head gets as close of a shave as any other disposable I've tried. I do keep a light beard but I prefer to shave my neck. It works just fine for this area and I don't have any complaints about nicks or anything. I wish the anti-irritation pools of goo would last longer, and maybe the blades as well, but this is a pretty common complaint. I do like this system, even if I don't completely understand why it works. I wonder if a regular three blade system would work just as well? Anyway, I'll keep using this product.

These specific blades are probably the most comfortable and pain free I have ever used, for many more shaves than they are rated for. Weird thing with this specific choice. What showed up at the house was actually 3 boxes of a handle and 2 blades, so now I have one more blade than advertised, but also a stack of boxing material to get rid of, and a bunch of extra handles I will probably never need, so just a warning they are not what's in the picture exactly.

This is a fine razor blade set. But not, as advertised, for stubble, for taking days between shaving. For me, this clogs as rapidly as any other razor does if I take a few days or heaven forbid a week between shaving. The whole point of trying it was to make such habits easier. To make it worse, the replaceable cartridge popped out of place way too easily. Repeatedly. On the bright side, it did provide a more comfortable shave than many others I have used. Less irritation. I just find the gillette 5 blade wherever it is called gives a better shave and lasts much longer. And can handle shaving every other day or 3 or 7 days better than this. Which is the whole entire point of this product! If you make a razor for handling several days of stubble, maybe try testing it out before marketing it?

Alas, stubble accumulation has become my norm during Covid. This system really sets up stubble (several days of growth) for shaving better than convential blades. I usually shave with Schick Hydro - an excellent system - but it gets difficul to pull the blade through substantial stubble. The stubble eraser really eases the process. The shave is almost as close as the convential Hydro, but the shaves goes much easier on stubble. And, if you must, you can touch up with the conventional Hydro afterwards. So I will keep both blades in my stable.

The razor and blades are as would be expected from Schick I specifically bought this one because it says it has a “trimmer”. It DOES NOT have a trimmer. It has the three blades that you can use to trim. The plastic top drops down to expose the 3 existing blades, but the first blade is preceded by a plain piece of metal then a space and then the first blade. This is NOT a good trimmer and does not get close to the areas you need a trimmer for. Very disappointing.

I use to love these but this time they gave me razor burn more than normal

I thought i would give these a try over the Gillette skin guard razors to see the difference. And the Gillette does not pull at all while these Schick ones do. Disappointed!

Terrible shave blades dull fast

Nice idea but the blades are insufficiently sharp and insufficient in number to do the job in one go