Your thoughts on OneBlade

ROFL, the car comment was a joke, but in the future regular gas will be the minority and over time just disappear. With tougher emissions laws in the EU, you will continue to see smaller and smaller engines with FI with corresponding needs for higher octane - more efficient and higher compressions.

Diesel? ROFL ROFL. After the latest scandal, no more diesels in the US. http://www.nbcnews.com/business/autos/di...ca-n689566

Electric - only when the infrastructure is built one. Don't hold your breath.

I'm glad. But you miss my point. The mfg recommends one blade each use. If you follow it gets quite expensive.

I'm glad.  But you miss my point.  The mfg recommends one blade each use.  If you follow it gets quite expensive.

I see. They embrace it.  It’s downright expensive–and we make absolutely no apologies for that

They own it.

The issue on one use and throw away is simply the sharper an edge, the quicker it dulls. This is why if you get, for example, some good quality Chef knives, European bevels are different than the Japanese edges. The duller edges last longer. OTH, the Japanese edges are scary sharp but dull quicker. They recognize this too. Japanese Feather blades are scary sharp .

Pick up and use a European Chef's Knife. Then use say a Shun Chef's knife. You might find the difference remarkable. (IMO).

OneBlade has just UNDERCUT the price of the Feathers at Maggards if you get the subscription and shipped free.

Price of 90 blades is at $7.22 vs $7 but with free shipping, it's probably a wash. Gift and Care also carries them.

Obviously, the competition is cutting the cost of the disposable items.

I'm glad.  But you miss my point.  The mfg recommends one blade each use.  If you follow it gets quite expensive.

I see. They embrace it.  It’s downright expensive–and we make absolutely no apologies for that

The perfect blade gap is .65mm?

Hmm.

"The Sharpologist (an independent shaving review forum) did a full review and concluded: “OneBlade gives me the closest, cleanest, most consistent shaves I have ever had.”

He got paid lol

Michael Ham, author of The Leisureguy’s Guide to Gourmet Shaving reviewed our razor and said: “An interesting and well-performing razor: extremely comfortable and very efficient… it’s well-made, performs well, is interesting, and to my eye looks quite good.”

He probably just got the free razor.

At least they are honest though:

"It’s downright expensive–and we make absolutely no apologies for that. The cost is $399 for the razor, a solid stainless-steel stand, and a starter set of 10 Feather blades.

But like I said, we did not set out to deliver the world’s cheapest razor. Our goal is not to save you a few pennies per day on your current shave…

But to instead deliver a completely new way of shaving…
With OneBlade you can get the world’s best shave—administered by your own hands in your own home each day."

OneBlade has just UNDERCUT the price of the Feathers at Maggards if you get the subscription and shipped free.

Price of 90 blades is at $7.22 vs $7 but with free shipping, it's probably a wash. Gift and Care also carries them.

Obviously, the competition is cutting the cost of the disposable items.

That price is for 10 blades not 90 blades...

OneBlade has just UNDERCUT the price of the Feathers at Maggards if you get the subscription and shipped free.

Price of 90 blades is at $7.22 vs $7 but with free shipping, it's probably a wash. Gift and Care also carries them.

Obviously, the competition is cutting the cost of the disposable items.

That price is for 10 blades not 90 blades...

Maggards is 70 cents/blade. You can look it as well as I. One blade, "if you get the subscription" is $19.99/30 = 67 cents.

They UNDERCUT Maggards

90 blades cost 64.99. 64.99/90 = 72 cents AND free shipping. Unless you buy $75 from Maggards, you pay for shipping. Anyway you look at it they undercut Maggards price.

I don't know why you hate this company so much but as I said ...

OneBlade has just UNDERCUT the price of the Feathers at Maggards if you get the subscription and shipped free.

Price of 90 blades is at $7.22 [per pack] vs $7 [at Maggards] but with free shipping, it's probably a wash.

Do the math. Obviously $7.22 is per pack. Why would anyone think its for 90 blades???

I don't know why you hate this company so much but as I said ...

I don't know why you love this company so much and defend it tooth and nail...

If ur the one with the original reply you obviously wrote 7.22 for 90 blades.... Next time check what u write and if ur wrong just edit it. Nobody hates the company, some of us just don't agree with the 400 bucks for a razor moto.