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xnewyawka:
Hey Lance, I bought the 4 pack also last week and was surprised it came with the adaptors. It also comes with this little caliper to help you take the refills out of the cartridge holder, did you get one in yours?
 I agree the price is steep. I wouldn't make that my sole blade, but I do think the HB triples work very well, tho' not near as close as I have been getting from the Atra plus. You will find it takes much less pressure. I will continue to use both.
Next I will try the Sensor blade on the HB, see how that goes.
It's good to have a supply of adaptors, as JDog had mentioned. I am also looking for some of the other products you mentioned but so far only Headslick was stocked.
I am also looking for the Bald Guyz sunscreen, so far only the headwipes and moisture gel have been available. Gotta keep looking.





Paul:
Excellent Lance, thanks for the heads up.  I am a trip user and it will be great to get them in the store rather than mailing.   I can usually get a good ten days out of one blade and minus shipping not to bad.

ChallengeMe:

--- Quote from: xnewyawka on August 20, 2007, 04:24:55 PM ---Hey Lance, I bought the 4 pack also last week and was surprised it came with the adaptors. It also comes with this little caliper to help you take the refills out of the cartridge holder, did you get one in yours?
 

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I agree the 4 pack is a little pricey, but they already got my money several weeks ago. Now that I think about it, I haven't changed that first blade since then. I've been getting a good shave, but it's about time to change it.

As for the calipers to remove the blade, I couldn't get it out with them and wound up breaking the calipers; I used a pocket knife to get the blade out. I haven't found much use for the adapters either; it's easier just to put the blade in by hand. The blades are great, but the entire package is a gimmick.

jusbnme:
I haven't found much use for the adapters either; it's easier just to put the blade in by hand.
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You have to use the adapters bro.  Those are the little yellow things, if you're using the atra type blades, that hold the blade on.

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