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DORCO ST-300 Double Edge Razor Blades

17 reviews |
Original price $1.99 - Original price $9.99
Original price
$9.99
$1.99 - $9.99
Current price $9.99
THIS ITEM SHIPS FREE ON ORDERS $65+
SKU RB-DOR-002
  • Double-edge safety razor blade
  • Platinum-coated for a smooth shave
  • Available in a 10 pack or 100 pack

Dorco blades are made in Korea for stainless steel. These ST-300 double edge razor blades are coated with platinum to insure a smooth glide over your face to reduce irritation. They fit all standard double-edge safety razors, so give them a whirl with your favorite safety razor.

You can get the “give it a try” 10 pack and see if you love them, or grab the economical 100 pack if you know you do!

Size: 10 pack or 100 pack

Made in Korea

Customer Reviews
3.0 Based on 17 Reviews
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CO
06/28/2022
Captain O.
United States United States
I recommend this product
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I've used better blades.

These blades just aren't that great. I have been using a "sensitive foam". In my Parker 96R, these blades nick me in the tighter places! I began using a "gel" and it helped a little, but my Adam's Apple paid the price! Tomorrow I will try using some Humphrey's Handmade Sandalwood/Patchouli Glycerine Shave Soap and we'll see how well that "tames" this razor/blade combination. If it doesn't improve, I'll give the other 90 blades (9 tucks) away.

JM
04/06/2019
James M.
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Cost effective intro blade; struggles with thicker hair

Very good shave, no irritation, pulling on some blades that did not last long, not always smooth

ES
04/05/2019
Eugene S.
  • Value for Money

Great value for the price

Great value for the price

G
12/25/2017
Giuseppe
  • Value for Money

dorco st300

Le migliori lame per la mia barba super dura,affilatissime,dolci e durano molto,penso che sia difficile trovare una ottima lama come dorco.per me sono il top

BB
05/20/2017
Barrett B.
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For Me, a Good Blade Made Better

I'd written a fairly glowing, and lengthy, review of the ST-300 blades here quite a few years back, when, after trying a a few from a sampler pack, I literally went all-in and bought two 100-pack boxes - for me, about a four-year supply. Between then and not, I'd also played with other blades (most notably Personna Lab Blues and Astra Superior Stainless, both of which I liked), but the Dorco has remained my go-to blade, working quite well in quite a few different razors, from a vintage Gillette Aristocrat to a Merkur Vision. Recently, I needed to score more blades, and I ordered a 100-pack of Dorcos from WCS, like last time. This time, however there were a few changes with the new blades: the box came with a little "NEW!" banner printed along the top-right edge. Curious about this, I checked the fine print on the edge of the box: manufacture of these particular blades had changed from South Korea to Vietnam - not necessarily a matter for concern, since the big deal these days is how tight a rein is kept on QC, since lots of companies have factories scattered all over the world. Another change was in the packaging of the individual blades: whereas Dorco previously packaged its blades simply in a single neat fold of printed paper, they now include an *inner* wrapping as well, with the imprint "DORCO STAINLESS" and "Since 1955, in both English and Korean. (They seem to be stepping up their official presence in the States - guess they really want in on the wetshaving market now?) I tries these initially in my American (1947) Gillette Aristocrat and my early-70s Gillette Super Adjustable, where it worked as well as the Korean-made Dorcos; They worked less well in my British (1953) Aristocrat, but very few blades seem to work well in that razor for some reason. However, the big change came when I pulled the trigger on a Parker Variant adjustable razor. Here's where I pitted the Dorco against the Astra SS (note: this is NOT the Astra Platinum). I had two shaves with the Astra, which were crazy-close but left me with a few small nicks - I partly chalk the weepers up to getting used to the new razor (which I'll review separately, but for now I'll simply say it's a winner). The Dorco, however, was the big surprise: everything I've really liked about the blade - its combination of just-sharp-enough and super-smoothness - was enhanced. Short, furtive strokes were replaced by long, smooth, gliding strokes, both WTG and ATG. The shaves were now truly BBS, and, more to the point, repeatedly, reliably so: I've found in the past that various combinations of razor and blade could give me that close a shave *once*, but then give me problems the next time around. The Variant-Plus-Dorco combo *just works*, where I reliably get four excellent shaves per blade. Doing the math, that's roughly 2 cents per shave. If all this had to offer was economy, I'd call it darned impressive, but since this is about*quality*, I'd say this simply knocks it out of the park. Again this is a "YMMV" thing: there are reviewers here who hate this blade with a certain three-letter agency would call extreme prejudice. This doesn't mean they're wrong: the blade just didn't do it for them, period. I can tell you about my repeated attempts to get Feather blades to work for me without doing a Sweeney Todd on myself: "epic fail" wouldn't begin to describe it. There are three variables here: razor, blade, and your face. Add in differences in prep, preferred poultices *et cetera*, and you start to understand that there's no magic bullet here, just experimenting until you find your personal shaving Kismet. I'm just here saying that I think I've found mine. :-)