Thread: RAD even with Mach 3's

I was going thru some boxes today and ran across about 5 or six different Mach 3 handles and it got me to thinking I can remember as a child liking razors my Dad gave me one of his old Schick injector razors I guess I carried where ever I went. Then I guess it calmed down for a few years when the Atra came along an if they came with a different one I seem to get it. I think what was happening was you bought blades and got a new handle. It slowed while I was in BootCamp I was issued a Trac II but I was never interested in them went back to the Atra until the Mach 3 and I went stupid buying handles Silver/Black, Gray, Blue,Red,Green, Battery Operated and who knows what else it's a good thing one of my Kids came in or who knows . I may have tried to shave with it but now the danger has passed they have been put away I'm not really sure why I kept them because there is no chance I will ever shave with them ever again???????????

Hang on to them, one day there will be a huge website with 40,000 members dedicated to the razor their grandfather shaved with, the good old Mack3.

I have this Chinese-American client and one day he was showing me the plot that he had just bought for 5,000ac/2.000ha of land that was now a wheat field 65M/100KM from the edge of the city.
I asked him: "Frank, you are not a farmer, what are you going to do with a 5,000 Acre wheat field?" - He never missed a beat, he said; "I have no idea, I buy land for my grandchildren to develop"

So you might want to fill a footlocker full of M3 blades and handles, but expect no return in your lifetime...

Now I need to go and shave with a razor thats probably 135 years old....

Smooth Shaving...

I agree with Grazor. I have had RAD since I started shaving. If it was new or different, I tried it. I even have a brass Trak II handle! Once it starts it's over!