Parker 99R Chrome Long Handle Heavyweight Butterfly Open Double Edge Safety Razor for Men | 5 Parker Premium Platinum Double Edge Razor Blades Included | Iconic Brand
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- HEAVYWEIGHT DESIGN FOR SUPERIOR CONTROL Crafted from solid brass and weighing 4 ounces, the Parker 99R safety razor offers exceptional balance and precision. Its hefty construction allows the razors weight to do the work for you, delivering a smooth, irritation-free shave with minimal pressure. Ideal for men with coarse or thick facial hair seeking a close traditional wet shave.
- BUTTERFLY OPENING FOR EASY BLADE REPLACEMENT Features a convenient twist-to-open (TTO) butterfly head that makes blade changes quick, safe, and hassle-free. Simply twist the knob to open the razor head, insert a double edge blade, and twist closed. Perfect for experienced wet shavers or barbers seeking efficiency and safety in a safety razor.
- LONG TEXTURED HANDLE FOR A SECURE GRIP The knurled, extra-long handle (4 inches) ensures a confident, non-slip gripeven with wet, soapy hands. Designed for precision shaving in the shower or at the sink, the barber-pole inspired pattern delivers both style and performance. A favorite among barbers and traditional shaving enthusiasts.
- CHROME-PLATED BRASS CONSTRUCTION Engineered to last a lifetime, the 99R is built with a corrosion-resistant chrome finish and a solid brass frame. It resists rust and tarnish, maintaining its elegant appearance for years. A true upgrade from disposable razors or plastic cartridge systems, this razor is a must-have for eco-conscious shavers.
- CLASSIC DOUBLE EDGE COMPATIBILITY Designed to fit all standard double edge safety razor blades, the 99R provides versatility and economical shaving. Includes 5 Parker premium blades to get started right away. Great for wet shaving veterans, barbershop pros, or anyone looking to elevate their grooming routine
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 4 x 2 x 4 inches; 3.36 ounces
Item model number : 99RPSR
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Manufacturer : Parker Safety Razor
Best Sellers Rank: #111,241 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #68 in Men's Safety Shaving Razors
#68 in Men's Safety Shaving Razors:
Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (3,221)
Brand Name: Parker Safety Razor
Number of Items: 1
Age Range Description: Adult
Package Type Name: Box
Manufacturer: Parker Safety Razor
UPC: 615517919938 850054285515
Global Trade Identification Number: 38, 15
Number of Blades: 5
Other Special Features of the Product: Chrome Electroplated, Heavyweight & Long Handle, Twist to Open Design for Easy Blade Changing
Skin Type: All
Manual Shaving Razor Type: Safety Razor
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Dimensions: 4 x 2 x 4 inches
Item Weight: 0.21 Pounds
Color: Chrome
Style: 99R Chrome Heavyweight
Handle Material: Chrome Plated Brass
Material Type: Brass, Metal, Stainless Steel
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I started shaving with one of these when I was a kid... not a good experience for a young guy, cut myself a few times.. And it was about that time that my dad bought a Schick injector.. Later I bought an Atra.. I loved that Atra razor and took such good care of it, and used that very same Atra from the early to mid 70's until about two years ago when blades started to be hard to find... bought a knock-off Schick on Amazon produced in India, and it used Schick blades which were also hard to find. I used it for two years, then decided to try a doubled edged again.. After careful research, I landed on this Parker 99. What an amazingly good choice... I absolutely love this thing. The nice part is, blades for this bad boy are dirt cheap, plentiful and have been around since the 1920's and no end in sight... so I boxed up my old stuff and have this.. My advice is, just wash your face well, soap up good with your brush and shave slow and deliberate and there will be no nicks, no razor burn... I took my time because I remembered getting sliced up way back then... A slow approach is best till you get your own technique, actually makes shaving a pleasurable ritual in the morning... It's a substantial piece, heavy and solid... just let the weight of it work as you glide across your face, it's a nice thing, glad I bought it. I'm now considering a few more double edged razors like a Parker 98 and an Edwin Jagger just to switch up... but this Parker 99 is a nice change... really close shave, one pass down and two passes up, shaves very close. Once you shave with this razor a few times and find that youre relaxed and get comfortable, then you see how nice and close of a shave you get... Suddenly you come to the realization that for all those many years, those companies pushing the triple and quadruple blade razors, simply sold you a bill of goods and you fell for it.. They created a market by convincing men that their product did a better job than single blade and that more blades in the head were better, remember the line... "the first blade lifts the whisker and the second blade cuts it, before it has time to snap back"... yea right...! In my humble opinion, this single blade shave is much more superior....Try it.. you will be rewarded... UPDATE: Best choice in razors that I have ever made... I have since purchased a Parker 66R and a Parker 82R.. The Parker 82 is in my travel kit, because I'm not too keen on the feel of the twist knob.. and the Parker 66 I have been using recently because the handle is perfect for in the shower shaving. I've tried to convince my son just to try one, but he sees a double edge razor as archaic and dangerous. Sadly, they've convince him that in order to get the best shave, he needs to change to a new blade every couple of days, and my poor boy, he uses a razor that you almost have to take out a bank loan for the blades.. ha ha ha... young guy's... he'll come around one day... Check out these Parkers, I kid you not, these are really good razors, I actually look forward to shaving in the morning nowadays.. P.S: I have read some reviews of inconsistencies in the blade head, my advice would be (before you ever use it) to place a blade in the head and close the head and see if the blade is evenly placed one both sides. If not, send it back for a new razor. I have purchased three, all have been perfect right out of the box.... I hope that I have helped you in your purchase.. good luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2020 by The Confederate Artist
The Vikings Chieftain was my starter DE razor and was a great place to begin. The twist to open (TTO) on the Vikings however felt rather cheap like it could break at some point. It also just didn't deliver as close of a shave as I would have hoped. It was still good. I'd tried Astra, Feather, and polsilver super iridiums blades among others. I wanted to give another razor a try, and considered the Merkur and Edwin Jagger, but I really liked the Vikings twist to open top, so I went for the Parker 99R. I'm very glad I did. The Parker razor has a longer handle and is heavier, and I like both of those things. It delivers a more aggressive shave than the Vikings. Some have said that the Parker is a medium aggressive razor, and that seems to be the case (in my limited testing). The TTO action on the blade is very solid. The Parker is well made, and it holds the blade firm in place. The grip on it is excellent as well. The Parker is also much easier to clean. The Vikings guard is huge and has little slits for washing out the shaving cream that gets in the guard. The Parker 99R on the other hand has a much shorter guard and is very easy to rinse off an clean. ------------------------- Some downsides to the Parker and why you might want to consider the Chieftain: ------------------------- - The Parker does not come with a travel case, and the Vikings comes with a very nice travel case. - The head of the Parker does not conceal the edges of the blade. The vikings does. The part not concealed is the top and bottom part of the blade that you can actually handle without getting cut. It would have been nice if the parker covered this up like the Vikings. I just have to be more careful around the ears, but that's pretty much it. Other than that, the Parker 99R is a very nice TTO razor. I'll be getting the travel case parker sells to keep it safe when traveling
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2018 by Artoo