New head shaving Rayzor - page 1 -

• New head shaving Rayzor by RayzorBlade on 22 Dec, 2010 19:16
• Check out my video or visit www.rayzorblade.com
  
  
• #1 by BillOnBass on 22 Dec, 2010 20:05
• Very cool man!  Let us know when you're a millionaire.   
• #2 by RayzorBlade on 29 Dec, 2010 07:55
• 20 reasons why you should buy a Rayzor Blade.
  
  1. Ergonomic and comfortable design
  2. Opposite facing blades
  3. Accepts multiple blade brands
  4. One-size-fits-all
  5. Rubber handles prevent slipping
  6. Don't have to change blades as often
  7. Both women and men can use it
  8. Can shave face, legs, arms, chest, head and underarms
  9. Can use on backside or palm of hand
  10. Handle acts as a guide
  11. Stylish
  12. Attaches easily to shower caddies for storage
  13. You'll spend less time rinsing out blades and more time shaving
  14. Made from durable material that lasts a long time
  15. Short learning curve, you can be new to shaving or a veteran, the rayzor is easy to use
  16. Great for athletes
  17. Allows you to shave with or against the grain
  18. Makes it easy to shave hard to reach areas
  19. Blade pocket helps prevent cuts and irritation.
  20. leaves a smooth finish, to get any closer you would have to take a layer of skin off.
• #3 by xnewyawka on 29 Dec, 2010 16:40
• Sounds like a copy of something I've seen before, which seemed like a gimmick to me, I believe it was called the "rolling razor? 
• #4 by RayzorBlade on 29 Dec, 2010 19:18
• Xnewyawka,
  
  I can promise you there are no gimmicks with my product. I've shaved my head with just about every type of head shaving product there is. It's my policy to not directly bash any other products, but rather just point out my advantages. I can tell you my product is the greatest thing in the world until I'm blue in the face, but the only way to prove it is to turn skeptics into believers. I'd love for you to try my product and give your honest opinion of it after using it.
• #5 by xnewyawka on 30 Dec, 2010 19:56
• Rayzor, I didn't mean to be so skeptical so I will apologize if it seemed that way. I'm all for new products as well, and I often try new things myself.
  It seems it would be hard going in to the market since it's such a small niche. As popular as headshaving is right now, it's still a tough area to break as evidenced with HeadBlade. There's only so much shelf space, and right now all I really see is the HB razor and Headslick most of the time.
  CVS will sometimes have the triple refills, but very rarely.
  I wish you the best and hope that you can either get some samples out, or actually put some in stores. Do you have any other way we can get info on your product?
• #6 by RayzorBlade on 02 Jan, 2011 14:43
• No problem, and yes it is a tough market. The one thing I have going for me is that both women and men who don't shave their heads can also use this product. Currently, I only have online sales through my website www.rayzorblade.com. We are working on upgrading the website and planning on getting it onto some store shelves soon. Thanks, Rayzor blade.
• #7 by RayzorBlade on 04 Jan, 2011 13:41
• Here is my newest video, . Hope this one helps demonstrate the Rayzor a little better.
• #8 by PBurke on 04 Jan, 2011 16:41
• so send me one to try and i will give you an honest opinion! lol j/k. good luck man!
• #9 by Gambrinus on 08 Jan, 2011 07:48
• You know, I actually like the concept, and I would try it...here comes the but....BUT I'm not paying almost twice what a headblade cost.  I understand that you are just starting up, but I'm just telling you my honest opinion.  I bought my headblade for 10 bucks at Walgreens and it uses the same cartridges.  You want 18 to ship me one and I don't see much difference in the two. Sorry dude.  Hope it all works out for you.
• #10 by RayzorBlade on 17 Jan, 2011 14:35
• Gambrinus,
  
  Thank you for your honest opinion. Yes, my product is more expensive than the Headblade, but still very competitive. It cost more to make things in the USA than in China. Unfortunately, I only have online sales right now and that adds to the cost. As far as difference between the two products their are several.
  User friendly, short learning curve, makes shaving easier rather than more difficult, shaves in both directions without repositioning the product, less rinsing and more shaving, more ergonomic design, you can shave your face with it, and if you got any closer of a shave you would have to take a layer of skin off.
  
  The Rayzor is all about making the user's routine easier not more complicated.
  
  I will be offering a promotional discount code to all my friends at Sly
  Guys until the end of the month. Please visit www.rayzorblade.com and use the discount code: RAYZOR for 25% off. Thanks for all the comments and support.
  
  Rayzor Blade   
• #11 by Electric Rider on 04 May, 2012 22:34
• I have been reading about this product and seeing this guys posts on a number of forums. On some forums they pretty much chewed this fellow up and spit him out - they were sort of on the rude side.
  
  The website shows the prices really aren't that bad.
  
  A Rayzor without blades is 10.99.
  
  With a Gillette Custom Plus 12.99
  
  With a Gillette Sensor 14.99
  
  I see guys spend way more than this on razors. I understand this razor can use the Gillette Custom Plus 3's which also work on the Head Blade and many folks here like - they are cheaper than the Sensors and some reports say they shave as close if not closer. See    The Custom Plus 3 Trick  thread http://www.slybaldguys.com/smf/index.php?topic=12894.0
  
  I plan to get one of these and a Head Blade and compare them. It will probably take me a couple of months but I'll report back when I do the review. Money is tight for me too, I  don't like to waste it. I have heard really bad reviews for other razors like the Infinity Razor - at least this is not a scam product. I think it's worthy of more peoples attention so the consumer base can get a better sense of how good the product really is (or not). I did a search and could not find one Head Blade vs Rayzor Blade review anywhere.
• #12 by Baldstu on 05 May, 2012 00:21
• Intriguing wait and see if it comes to the UK
• #13 by JuniorNA on 05 May, 2012 22:17
• I've spent so much money on razors its ridiculous. I actually don't see this as expensive at all. Especially since you don't have to then the contraption around when going ATG. Might even have more control too.  I know a lot of people that hated when wheels came with the HB. Maybe this is the best of both worlds .   Will give it a try
• #14 by Electric Rider on 07 May, 2012 23:14
• Two years ago this company said they were trying to get into stores, so I wrote them to see if they have made any progress. Turns out they are offering free shipping, perhaps to everywhere, even the UK.
  
   Here is the letter and reply I got.
  
  The Letter
  
  

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  I am a member of a forum for bald guys. I was wondering if the Rayzor is in any stores yet?
  
  I know at least one gentleman in the UK that is interested in seeing them there. I supposed he is afraid of the shipping from the U.S. being real expensive, especially for a product he cannot see demo'd locally.
  
  As a head shaver I am happy to see more alternatives than just regular razors, the head blade or the Dovo. I plan to try your product soon.
  
  Electric Rider

  
  The Reply
  
  

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  Currently we are only available online. We have free shipping right now. I'll double check if it is free for international shipping too, but I'm pretty sure it's free shipping everywhere. I hope you will give it a shot.
  
  Best Wishes,
  
  Josh McCart
  Rayzor Blade, Inc