Good Razor Below 20$

[olidlavoie]

Anyone knows if it can be found and where?

[KalgoorlieBoi]

good razor, under $20?
If it's ever gonna happen it'll be in the SRP classifieds

[mcs]

You could probably find what is classified as a good razor for $20 or below, but it will require alot of work to become a good looking shave ready razor, so that means more money either way, best is to buy one that someone has already put the work into for $40-50, wont be the prettiest razor, but will shave fine.

Cheers Mark~

[welshwizard]

Anyone knows if it can be found and where?

You may struggle to get a good quality shave ready blade that cheap.

[olidlavoie]

The problem is that I don't have 40-50 bucks, but I found a Double Arrow on ebay and most reviews say that they are quite good and don't need a lot of work

[holli4pirating]

I would suggest posting a WTB in the classifieds.

[Sailor]

It depends what you mean about 'good razor'. Do you mean shave ready or something that you would hone by yourself. Classifieds might be the only place where you could find a shave ready razor with a price like that (although i haven't ever seen) but if you just want something to make yourself a razor that shaves then flea markets, estate auctions or even eBay (very rare nowadays) might be the places to look. Besides eBay, you might want to look some other non-English internet auctions. Vintage straight razors, even big brands, are usually very cheap, but of course they are not shave ready.

[mcs]

Yeah but with the double arrow, you will still spend $20 dollars to get it professionally honed, or more for a stone to hone it yourself, so either way its gonna end up being $32, when you can pay and extra 10 - 15 dollars, and get a razor far superior, just my 2 cents.

Thanks Mark~

[olidlavoie]

what should i get (brand) let's say below 40$

[holli4pirating]

If you buy off the classifieds, anything vintage that is in cosmetic condition that you are happy with should be fine. Anything vintage will be a quality blade.