The world's first 7 blade razor is here...

It's inevitable...it's here...
http://www.dorcousa.com/pace-7-sva1000/

Dorco actually emailed me about reviewing it...challenge accepted.

 

Tuning in for the results.

 

Lucky number seven...it has to be the greatest of all time..

 

As long as it is free, give it an honest try. I'm sure it will give us cartridge users (who don't enjoy the privilege of trying one) a good insight from your perspective.

 

I hope @Jerry-built Hustler gets this offer too. . His reviews are very detailed.

 

Man, even 7 bladed dorco is cheaper than 3 bladed mach-III

 

I think the 20 bladed Dorco would be cheaper than the Proglide. Lol.

 

Proglide is the best razor. If anyone wishes to write a bad review about it, he will have to deal with me first (Just kidding )

 

I wish you well and look forward to your review.

 

I'm not getting any razor with less than 8 blades.

 

Pfft. 10 or im not shaving.

 

Ummm. Pardon my intrusion Sir, but Pace 7 has eight blades (counting the precision trimmer blade as well). Now, you must give it a try.

 

We're getting closer and closer to the MadTv skit.

 

Oh its going to be beyond that

This is Gillette's new patented cartridge. A cartridge with thin, flexible and uncountable looped blades. Say hello to the "beard grater"

 

Is this really real or are you playing with my emotions because I'm a blond

 

Oh no, Sir. It is totally real. Here is the link to my post from "Are you into shaving science?" thread. I posted the patent links and some details on liquid gel dispensing razor as well.

http://theshaveden.com/forums/threads/are-you-into-shaving-science.47164/page-6#post-903490

 

Well it's interesting at any rate.

 

There's nothing that sounds more comforting than sawing off your face with a cheese grater...the upside is you'll probably never have to shave again...I'm not sure if the human face can reform that amount of skin/tissue loss.

 

It remains to be seen if they will actually try to market it, though, right? I'm under the impression Gillette will patent anything solid they have in development, even if the designs never make it into production, just to keep other companies from encroaching on their territory.

 

I stand corrected. The monkey can't be wrong!