(This post was last modified: 03-10-2018, 12:47 AM by lloydrm.)
(03-09-2018, 11:32 PM)andrewjs18 Wrote: I tried a few DEs and an injector, I believe. I just can't be bothered with maneuvering them around on my head. the cartridges take way less effort to shave my head...
I have a headblade sport (I think that's the model). while it works pretty good, the replacement cartridges are a little spendy, and to be fair, I used it mostly when I was using a shaving oil for shaving my head. I should pick up a pack of replacements and try it out again with a slick cream or shaving soap.
if I remember correctly, can't trac II blades be used in the headblades?
I agree carts are easier on the head. I started with carts but unfortunately what I've tried doesn't cut it, literally.
The HeadBlade compatibility is quite the soap opera. Initially it was published and their are slowly controlling information and reducing compatibility as they put out models. Their carts are made by Dorco, so an HB3 is a Dorco Pace 3. Those are easy to get at lower prices.
Also, if your HeadBlade Sport came with HB3 (3 blades), then yes, it is compatible with Trac II.
I quote/paraphrase a post on HB3 holder compatibility from another forum:
Gillette Atra, Contour, Vector, Trac II, Personna Auto, Personna Duofit, Schick Super II, Schick Ultra Plus, Wilkinson Contact Plus, Wilkinson Profile.
They also sell a holder for Sensors that should fit your HB. (Sorry, no Mach3 holder). I don't know if the Sport takes an HB4/6 holder.