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• Headblade ATX 6 blade razors, opinions on them? by Kevin G on 07 Jan, 2013 03:02
• Like the title says, I was wondering if anyone here is currently using the 6 blade razors for their ATX.  I am currently using the 4 blade and like it, but I am very curious about the 6 blade razors.  How do they compare?
• #1 by Mikekoz13 on 07 Jan, 2013 07:17
• I currently have an ATX in transit. Here on the east coast of the USA I haven't seen an ATX or their blades anywhere.
• #2 by VoodooSyxx on 07 Jan, 2013 12:05
• It's the same here in Texas bro. No ATX to be found. Mine should be delivered sometime today with 4 and 6 blade cartridges though.
• #3 by Mikekoz13 on 07 Jan, 2013 13:42
• I actually won an ATX in the drawing here on the Forum. Tyler sent me a PM a week or so back to ask for my address.
• #4 by Kevin G on 08 Jan, 2013 05:05
• When you guys get your ATX let me know what you think about it.
• #5 by VoodooSyxx on 08 Jan, 2013 14:12
• So I got mine yesterday afternoon and gave the 6 blade a try right away, and the 4 blade this morning, when I got up. As for smoothness, it did a really good job. I have no complaints there, with either set of blades. The handling was extremely awkward though. My Sport was awkward at first too, but after a few shaves with it, I think I'm more or less hooked and don't really want to change. I'll give the ATX another couple tries, but IMO the Sport is a lot better.
• #6 by OzSly on 08 Jan, 2013 16:12
• G'Day Kevin mate,
  I have been using the 6 Blade Cartridge with my ATX since I got my it, I personally find them great, gives me a super smooth as Baby's bum shave, actually smoother than a baby's bum
  
  Extra added bonus not a single nick (touch wood lol)
  
  I give it a 10/10 on my smoothomatic counter!! 
• #7 by Kevin G on 08 Jan, 2013 18:13
• Ok thanks for the feed back guys I appreciate it.    I am going to have to order blade refills in a week from HeadBlade and I was wondering if I should order the 4 or try the 6.  Being that the 6 blade gives you that smooth of a shave OzSly, I think that I may have to try them.  Anyone else that has experience with the 6 blade please chime in.  I would love to hear your experiences with it.
• #8 by Kevin G on 11 Feb, 2013 02:00
• Well I have shaved a couple times with the new 6 blade cartridge for my ATX and all I have to say is that I absolutely love it.  The 4 blade was decent but I  felt that it gave me a somewhat patchy shave unless I used more pressure then I wanted too.  With the 6 blade this is not the case.  I can use just a slight amount of pressure to the blade and it gives me a super smooth shave with less passes then any other blade I have used. 
  
  Thanks for the feedback on it OzSly.  I decided to get them based off of your experience with it.  The HB6 has made the ATX my favorite razor.
• #9 by OzSly on 11 Feb, 2013 13:57
• G'Day Kevin,
  
  No worries at all mate, glad I could be of help. 
• #10 by clarinetguy on 11 Mar, 2013 19:49
• Would the 6 work well on he Sport?
• #11 by greatnessinc on 25 Mar, 2013 15:08
• I like the HB6, the HB4 is still excellent but the 6 gets a smoother shave in my experience. Clarinetguy, all HB cartridges are designed to work with any Headblade handle (granted you have to use the appropriate adapter).
• #12 by Cy on 14 Apr, 2013 00:37
• I'm debating whether to pick up an ATX. Headblade seems to be the iPhone of head shaving razors, they keep upgrading.
  
  It looks really cool, though. That's a good enough reason to buy it, right?
• #13 by Crowbar on 18 Apr, 2013 07:04
• Quote from: Cy on 14 Apr, 2013 00:37

  I'm debating whether to pick up an ATX. Headblade seems to be the iPhone of head shaving razors, they keep upgrading.
  
  It looks really cool, though. That's a good enough reason to buy it, right?
  

  
  It's not only cool, it's an art piece
• #14 by greatnessinc on 18 Apr, 2013 15:18
• Quote from: Cy on 14 Apr, 2013 00:37

  I'm debating whether to pick up an ATX. Headblade seems to be the iPhone of head shaving razors, they keep upgrading.
  
  It looks really cool, though. That's a good enough reason to buy it, right?
  

  IMO HB is the best tool for the job, not only is it efficient it's economic. These days I look for the best way to shave and save money.