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Features
- LUXURIOUS DESIGN - The Feather All Stainless Double Edge Razor AS-D2S showcases a luxurious design, combining elegance with functionality. Its Japanese engineered three piece stainless steel construction ensures easy dismantling and cleaning for a more convenient shaving experience anytime, the stand adds elegance and eleminates any clutter.
- EFFORTLESS GLIDE WITH WEIGHTED HANDLE - Designed for optimal performance, the double edge safety razor's handle weighs 3.2 oz. Its heavy-weight handle ensures perfect balance, allowing our safety razors to glide smoothly, offering an unparalleled shaving experience.
- ACHIEVE A CLOSER SHAVE - With this stainless steel safety razor, you'll experience a closer shave than multi-blade cartridges. It ensures a smoother and more effective shaving experience while reducing skin irritation, making it ideal to use for all skin and hair types.
- SAFE & SECURE RAZOR STORAGE - The sturdy and stylish stainless steel stand firmly holds your razor, preventing accidental damage and keeping your grooming area organized and clutter-free.
- COMPLETE SHAVING KIT - The Feather AS-D2 includes 5 Feather Hi-Stainless Double Edge Blades, making it a comprehensive safety razor set. It stands out in the realm of men's safety shaving razors for its quality and performance.
Description
Feather razors are trusted by barbers and professionals worldwide for their unmatched quality and performance. Whether you are an expert or just starting out, Feather offers a consistent, luxurious shaving experience every time. Experience a clean, close, and consistent shave with the Feather Stainless Steel Double Edge Razor. Crafted from premium stainless steel, it offers excellent balance, durability, and control for smooth traditional shaving. This complete set includes a solid stainless steel stand, ultra-sharp Feather blades, and an elegant gift box—perfect for daily grooming or as a refined gift for wet-shaving enthusiasts.
Product Dimensions : 3.94 x 3.94 x 3.94 inches; 3.53 ounces
Item model number : 8
Manufacturer : Feather
Best Sellers Rank: #326,680 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #223 in Men's Safety Shaving Razors
#223 in Men's Safety Shaving Razors:
Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (102)
Brand Name: Feather
Number of Items: 1
Age Range Description: Adult
Package Type Name: Box
Manufacturer: Feather
Model Number: 8
Manufacturer Part Number: RZ-FEA-005
Number of Blades: 2
Manual Shaving Razor Type: Safety Razor
Skin Type: All
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Dimensions: 3.94 x 3.94 x 3.94 inches
Item Weight: 100 g
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Material Type: Stainless Steel
Color: Silver
Style: Traditional
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Top Amazon Reviews
Hello Everyone, I write very few reviews. I read a lot of reviews on products so it is only right for me to return the favor of so many others. I've used triple/quadruple blades for decades now. I used disposable razors for awhile but for the past 15+ years I've used one that vibrates. Not sure if the "vibration" helped give a closer shave or not but sometimes I fall for marketing hype. I most likely would have continued using these razors for the rest of my life except one thing that has bothered me for years. These things Rarely go on sale! It feels like the manufactures have a Gentlemens Agreement to keep prices high. Understand, I was only spending appx. $4.00 a week (not including shaving cream cost) so it is not super expensive. I just feel like they are making a killing in profits off these disposable razors/blades. I want companies to be profitable but don't like it if I feel like they are "gouging" people. Hence my quest for an alternative... My beard is coarse/extra coarse and electric razors (I've tried several) do not work well on me. I also thought about a Straight Razor. I'm An Old School kind of guy so this appealed to me. I like learning a skill. After doing research (I throughly research most everything so I minimize mistakes) the straight razor took too much time. The lathering process alone, not including sometimes shave multiple times to get a very close shave, takes quite a bit of time. When I shave in the morning my time goal is 4 minutes total from start to finish. My quest led me to double edge razors. I remember my grandfather used one way back in the day. Upon researching I found razors that ranged from ultra cheap to expensive. I do not like "trying out" a mid line razor only to trade up quickly thereafter. I don't mind a high initial price but I hate to waste money on a razor I'll never use again. After reading and re-reading many posts for several days/weeks I decided on the Jatai Feather. I wanted the absolute best (within reason) quality razor and also the sharpest blades available. I initially looked at separate razor stands, animal hair (beaver?) and other high end brushes, the best rated soaps, bowls, etc.. I watched many YouTube videos on how to properly shave. The one thing that I was discouraged about was the extra time involved in shaving. I didn't want to make it an "Event", I just wanted a pretty close shave, quickly. I'm not judging anyone that enjoys shaving and takes all the time, to each his own, but it was just something I just wasn't interested in. I had almost given up until I read a review that talked about "kiss my face" lotion. Women use this stuff for shaving their legs so I felt confident it would work on my face. I finally took the plunge and ordered a Feather Razor, 100 Feather Blades and 4 each of Kiss My Face lotion. My total order was appx $240 to $250. I know this sounds like a lot and it is. It is a large investment for just shaving. However, I calculated $4 a week and it would take around 15 months to break even. After paid back,it becomes Much Less Expensive! I'm still on my first container of Kiss My Face and I change out blades once a week (I could most likely get a couple of weeks off one blade but I like a sharp blade. Dull blades DRAG across your face. Not Fun.) so I'm not sure how long it will last but only needing one good squirt a day and it is almost 2 1/2 months since I started using it daily. You have to lather it up on your face and neck a little but it makes the razor glide across your skin smoothly. I calculate I will be able to shave for 30 cents a week. I can also get at least as good a shave as with a disposable. Honestly, I was intimidated the first few times I used it. I was afraid of cutting myself. There is a learning curve. Initially I had small cuts on all the high spots (small bumps) on my lower neck. I had to use after shave and toilet tissue dabs to stop the bleeding. It didn't really hurt but it was discouraging a little bit. After thinking about it, I was "over shaving". I was going over and over again in the same place trying to get a super close shave. After altering my technique a little, I hardly ever nick myself anymore. I had to remember how much sharper my new blade is. I technique I now use is almost identical to how I shaved with disposables except with a little less pressure against my face. I have not timed myself to the second but it takes me about 3 minutes from start to finish. Hot water wet face to warm water wet face. I'm very pleased with the results. The new shaver obviously feels different in my hand but it is a good feeling. Like handing a quality built item. I have no doubt this shaver will last a lifetime. I see that the price of this shaver has increased significantly but that only means a few more months to "pay it off" with your savings. Think about it. After you recoup your initial investment, you save At Least $3.50 a week. Do the math. $180+ a year. That would come in handy at Christmastime. Hope this helps someone. Blessings, Brian
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2015 by Kenneth B. Mcglaughn
I just finished my first shave with the AS-D2. I shave both my head and my face at the same time. Let me say, it is one of those clear cases where you get what you pay for. It was smooth and oh so comfortable and the razor was so easy to hold and maneuver. I have been using a Viking for a few years that is 10x less in cost - but I dreaded shave day because I knew I would get burn and cuts. They are right when they say this is a mild shave - but that doesn’t mean weak. It’s closer than ever. Before I got this, I tried the OneBlade Genesis, which on sale costs the same. But you have to use their proprietary blades (made by Feathet). The razor itself is well made and innovative with the pivoting head - but I did some simple math - the blades cost at least 7X more. I could only get one shave out of a blade - with the double side, I can get 3 and each blade is way cheaper. One last comment - get this version with the stand. You won’t regret it. You can’t buy it separately because the company demands such precision that the razor and stand are made at the same time. It protects the razor and looks great too. And it’s HEAVY so no tipping. I thoroughly recommend this razor. You won’t regret taking the plunge and you will save money in the long run.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2020 by Robert Ames
Starting with the box, it should fit in most medium sized toiletry bags, at 5-3/8" W x 5" D x 1-1/2" H. Wrapped around is card stock paper while the box itself is made of cardboard of glossy finish. Inside, you will find the pamphlet with your uniquely printed serial number on the front, containing the documentation and instructions. The foam insert is very dense and precisely cut to provide a very snug fit for the assembled razor, the stand and the razor supply box. Moving onto the stand, it a solid, heavy piece of machined stainless steel. The finish is brushed and the Feather® JAPAN branding appears to be laser etched and not painted on. Inside the box you will also find a rubber ring with an adhesive on one side for adhering it to the base of the stand. When the razor is placed inside the stand, the is minimal tolerance to provide a snug fit and minimal wobble. This 3 piece razor is comprised of all stainless steel. The finish for all the pieces is consistent, with a nickel chrome plated finish. Assembled, the razor measures 3-3/4" in length, 1-3/4" in width, with the base just over one inch. The handle has a diamond-knurled grip, with 3 grooves equally spaced on both ends of the handle. Looking inside of the top of the handle, we can see the threaded wall, where the stainless steel is not nickel chrome plated (however the razor cap is, more on that in next section). Looking at the razor cap, the profile is very slim and consists of squares in each corner that aid in seating the blade. The screw takes on the same nickel chrome plating found on the rest of the piece, unlike the interior threading of the handle. As we examine the underside of the base, we can see a number 1 imprinted which explains the mild experience you get with this razor. The four grooves in each corner compliment the same 4 notches found on the razor cap so that they precisely fit together. It really is a fine piece of art. As for my experience shaving with this razor, it's safe to say it's worth every penny. I have sensitive skin and have always avoided wet shaving because of just that. During my first time wet shaving in a while, with this razor I got two nicks. I experienced a very comfortable shave and experienced minimal pulling near the mustache area in comparison to a cheap safety razor that was more aggressive paired with cheap blades. When you pair a very mild razor with Feather's renowned extremely sharp blades, I can begin to see how it is in another realm of its own. The steep price tag quickly becomes irrelevant when, given you properly care for it, should last a lifetime. I would recommend this to someone who appreciates craftsmanship and quality, and expects to never replace their safety razor.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2020 by Brendan
I have been using a pretty high quality, $100 safety razor from The Art of Shaving for the past 3 months and it has done a pretty solid job but the Feather razor is just plain better. I have very sensitive skin and love a very close shave. The Feather razor paired with their blades really glide over my skin and cuts with no effort. The angle is a little different from my previous razor which took a shave or two to get used to. I find the angle is easier to use when shaving up close to my nose or under my lip. The best features of the razor are in its weight and handle. The weight of the razor is nice and heavy but carries more weight towards the head which makes me feel more confident shaving. The knurling on the handle is also better than any other razor I have seen. Despite having wet/oiled hands it is easy to hold. Do I think the Feather is worth the $100 over other very good razors? For me, yes, but if you don't have money to blow I don't think you would find the extra value in this razor worth it. This is the king of razors but I don't think the difference in performance is enough of a reason to stress your wallet.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2018 by Benjamin Busch
I read reviews on this before ordering it and for the love of me I cannot figure out what people like about this. For one it is way over priced this is not gold or platinum it is stainless at best. Having several razors I can say that this is definatly not worth the money. I sent it back immediately.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2016 by Lanny Taylor
I have been using DE razors for 4 years. I started with a Merkur Futur which has a nice heavy feel and is adjustable and a Merkur Long Handle butI seemed to get more nicks with the Futur. I bought this AS-D2 because I had some extra cash come my way and I wanted the matching stand. I love how the AS-D2 shaves compared to the Merkurs. It offers a close smooth shave with less irritation. I am still getting used to it but so far I don'tthink my Merkur are going to see much action. The cutting angle is more precise and your technique will have to be a little more refined to get the best shave from this razor. If you are looking at buying the AS-D2 get the on with the stand but it looks nice in the medicine cabinet and will last a lifetime. Yes it costs more than the one with out the stand but considering how much you are saving using DE blades and that your great-grandson will be shaving with it. It is a bargain!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2016 by Ricardo Torres
this is a favorite razor. my favorite closed bar razor. better than my ikon and better than my old gillettes. i can't always use it because i don't shave everyday. unless my hair is very short, i prefer an open comb like ikon, which is still pretty mild. when its heavy, i might like an above the tie. for a really close shave, i have an angled gillette that is positively dangerous. this razor is so mild, sometimes i think there is no blade. it hard to cut myself and usually when i use this razor, there is very little sting using an alum block. this gives a very close shave, very safe, very expensive. i can use a feather blade, when sometimes with a more radical razor i have to use a merkur. THE STAND IS A MUST AT TIME OF PURCHASE! prices vary alot. stainless steel is essential, i try to avoid chrome. i use a tallow shaving soap like Mitchell's Wool Fat or Kent. i have a full sized set of Kent brushes. i use HawaiiPharm Witch Hazel or an alum block. For after shave, i use some oil like argan or marula; lately i have been adding drops of essential oil for scents: like citrus, or patchouli. i try not to shave everyday, so i don't get to use this razor all the time. but i haven't tried a better closed comb that shaves closer or is smoother. its a pleasure to hold. recommended. of course you don't need to hear it from me, the undisputed reputation is well deserved.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2016 by rawtimes
I've been shaving with DE razors since I started shaving, a SuperSpeed was my first razor, and a model that's always been in my shaving kit since then - and then was 1987! I've also used and still have Gilette Tech, Merkur Barberpole. This Feather blows them all away. In theory it's a Tech clone, but this Feather is so, so much better made. As for the whole mild / agressive debate: This razor will draw blood if you get careless. You need to be very mindful of technique. Once you find your angle, this thing shaves like crazy. If it's pulling and tugging you're doing it wrong, shift your grip so it rides more on the cap than on the bar. If it isn't cutting at all, then you need to go more towards the bar. This razor is the one I use now every day, since I got it in November. It's just that good. The fit and finish is exemplar. The thing looks more like medical equipment than a fashion statement - which is fine, because Feather's main niche is surgical tools... the grooming is a side effect of being able to produce wickedly sharp steel.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2019 by LGC