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title: "RazorPit The Original Razor Blade Sharpener and Razor Case, Great for Travel, Sharpens and Cleans"
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price: "€ 102.49"
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# Eco-friendly waste reduction Saves up to 2x on blade replacements Patented blade sharpening tech RazorPit The Original Razor Blade Sharpener and Razor Case, Great for Travel, Sharpens and Cleans

**Brand:** razorpit
**Price:** € 102.49
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💈 Sharpen your style, save your wallet, and shave smarter!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** RazorPit The Original Razor Blade Sharpener and Razor Case, Great for Travel, Sharpens and Cleans by razorpit
- **How much does it cost?** € 102.49 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.es](https://www.desertcart.es/products/48207313-razorpit-the-original-razor-blade-sharpener-and-razor-case-great)

## Best For

- razorpit enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted razorpit brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Conscious Grooming:** Reduce landfill waste by keeping blades sharp and reusable longer.
- • **Patented Sharpening Tech:** Rejuvenates dull blades by removing grime for a consistently smooth shave.
- • **Travel-Ready Compact Design:** Lightweight and portable, perfect for the on-the-go professional.
- • **Extend Blade Life, Slash Costs:** Double your razor blade lifespan and cut down on expensive refills effortlessly.
- • **Simple & Effective Maintenance:** Just a few swipes with a bit of shaving gel keeps blades fresh and clean.

## Overview

The RazorPit Original Razor Blade Sharpener and Case is a compact, patented grooming tool designed to clean and sharpen dull razor blades, extending their usable life by up to twice as long. Ideal for cost-conscious and eco-aware professionals, it reduces blade waste and replacement expenses while delivering a consistently close, comfortable shave. Its travel-friendly design and easy maintenance routine make it a must-have for savvy shavers looking to upgrade their grooming game sustainably.

## Description

Product Description Stop spending all your money on razor blades. This blade sharpener is a great money-saving tool that will also keep your blades fresh and clean for your next shave. The RazorPit Razor Blade Sharpener was brilliantly designed to clean and sharpen your blades and save you plenty of money along with reducing waste. Unfortunately, most razor blades get dull after a few shaves and you end up tossing it in the bin; this isn’t economical or good for the environment. The sharpener uses a patented technology to keep your blades sharp and clean and can give you more shaves than you could ever imagine. Besides keeping your shaving gear in tip-top shape, you’ll save a tremendous amount of money by not constantly running out and buying fresh blades and not overloading the local landfill with used razors. Buy a RazorPit Razor Blade Sharpener today and be a thrifty shaver who does their part in waste reduction. Ingredients Thermo plastic elastomer, polypropylen

Review: Really impressed so far - About eight years ago, I gave up on Gillette razors. Expensive and didn't last more than three or four shaves. However for Christmas I was bought some shaving goodies including a Gillette Fusion ProGlide Power...
Review: A money saver for expensive blades - I have to admit at being a little sceptical at the thought of being able to sharpen cartridge blades, but I took a gamble thinking I could send it back if I wasn't happy. I am using Gillette fusion proglide blades which I have paid between £1.50 to £2 per blade depending on deals etc. The blade lasts me around a week of daily shaving against the growth whereupon they start to dull, a few shaves after this and they are dragging and needing to be replaced by the end of week 2. This is easy to use; a little splodge of shave gel and push the blade along the bed 4 times. The is no saying how much pressure you are supposed to put on the blade, but if you press too hard it doesn't swipe. Gentle pressure seems to be about right. I have used this quite a bit now and the blade life has exceeded what I normally would have gotten out of it. First time I used this I had a blade that was just starting to turn. I didn't notice much difference, but swiped it after every shave and the blade sat around the week old feel - still good, but not a fast or easy as a new blade. I wouldn't expect this to get a blade back to peak performance, but I am happy with the results. I don't use it on a new blades as I wasn't seeing any difference, I usually give it a few days and the start swiping it after every use. I am getting around 3 weeks and a few days out of each blade, so I am getting close to double the life span. So I think this will be paying for itself in less than a year. I am more than happy with that. I have found with using blades this long is that the lubricating strip breaks apart, but this is not a problem. In fact I am beginning to wonder if the lubricating strip is just a gimmick as I don't notice any difference with it intact or broken away! EDIT: As I get used to this device, the lifespan of the blade is increasing. I started a blade at the start of November, 5 weeks later I am still on the same blade. I think success depends on shave product used too. I found foams were a bit more clingy and left more of a soapy scum residue behind than gels. The blade needs a good rinse afterwards. Sometimes the blade needs a bit more than a few swipes if it is starting to drag. Finally, don't put too much foam/gel on the block else it may not make contact with the block. Just a little smear, you want the blade to make contact with the block and feel a little resistance as you push, not simply skim over it.

## Features

- Revolutionary tool sharpens dull blades by adeptly removing shaving grime -- improving every shave and saving guys big-time $$$ on refills.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004W2UMDW |
| ASIN  | B004W2UMDW |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | 70,796 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 291 in Men's Razors |
| Brand | Razorpit |
| Country of origin | China |
| Country of origin  | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,216) |
| Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,216) |
| Date First Available | 11 April 2011 |
| Format | Blades |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | RP-O-B |
| Manufacturer  | Razorpit |
| Product Dimensions  | 15.75 x 5.33 x 3.68 cm; 1 g |
| Units | 1 count |
| Weight | 0.12 Kilograms |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: does it do what it says on the tin**
A: Where’s my tin?  ;)

**Q: does this razorpit sharpener sharpen Gillete fuson blades**
A: Not sure it sharpens but cleans - very significant increase in useable life of the blade. Probably up to 8 weeks extra use. Great product

**Q: Will this work with cutthroat razor?**
A: It sharpens and cleans razor blades so I guess it will work on cutthroat's!

**Q: is it sharpens wilkison sword hydro 5**
A: It doesn't sharpen the blades it cleans all the gunk off them and makes them less dull,  I use Wilkinson Sword Hydro 5 blades and have just ordered another pack of 12 blades - the last ones I ordered in April 2019! So I'm getting on average 3 months out of each blade! Razor pit is an awesome bit of kit and has paid for itself many times!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Really impressed so far
*by G***S on 11 January 2013*

About eight years ago, I gave up on Gillette razors. Expensive and didn't last more than three or four shaves. However for Christmas I was bought some shaving goodies including a Gillette Fusion ProGlide Power...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A money saver for expensive blades
*by T***Y on 9 October 2014*

I have to admit at being a little sceptical at the thought of being able to sharpen cartridge blades, but I took a gamble thinking I could send it back if I wasn't happy. I am using Gillette fusion proglide blades which I have paid between £1.50 to £2 per blade depending on deals etc. The blade lasts me around a week of daily shaving against the growth whereupon they start to dull, a few shaves after this and they are dragging and needing to be replaced by the end of week 2. This is easy to use; a little splodge of shave gel and push the blade along the bed 4 times. The is no saying how much pressure you are supposed to put on the blade, but if you press too hard it doesn't swipe. Gentle pressure seems to be about right. I have used this quite a bit now and the blade life has exceeded what I normally would have gotten out of it. First time I used this I had a blade that was just starting to turn. I didn't notice much difference, but swiped it after every shave and the blade sat around the week old feel - still good, but not a fast or easy as a new blade. I wouldn't expect this to get a blade back to peak performance, but I am happy with the results. I don't use it on a new blades as I wasn't seeing any difference, I usually give it a few days and the start swiping it after every use. I am getting around 3 weeks and a few days out of each blade, so I am getting close to double the life span. So I think this will be paying for itself in less than a year. I am more than happy with that. I have found with using blades this long is that the lubricating strip breaks apart, but this is not a problem. In fact I am beginning to wonder if the lubricating strip is just a gimmick as I don't notice any difference with it intact or broken away! EDIT: As I get used to this device, the lifespan of the blade is increasing. I started a blade at the start of November, 5 weeks later I am still on the same blade. I think success depends on shave product used too. I found foams were a bit more clingy and left more of a soapy scum residue behind than gels. The blade needs a good rinse afterwards. Sometimes the blade needs a bit more than a few swipes if it is starting to drag. Finally, don't put too much foam/gel on the block else it may not make contact with the block. Just a little smear, you want the blade to make contact with the block and feel a little resistance as you push, not simply skim over it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well enough... when it works
*by M***F on 11 February 2012*

The Razorpit is a plastic cradle about 15cm long that looks very similar to the holders you get with many Gillette razors. With the exception of the bottom, the whole of the Razorpit is covered in a form of tough rubber, and it's the flat centre section of this cradle that you use to sharpen (or, more accurately, clean) your razor. To do this, you put some shaving cream on this section (I do this after I've had a shave, when I still have some lathered cream left over), press your razor head against it and push 4 times in the opposite direction you'd use to shave. I've also heard some people say that they turn the razor around and repeat the process in the opposite direction. The action of the blades rubbing against the rubber supposedly removes the minute pieces of dirt and dried water that accumulate on the blade(s) both during the shave and afterwards, when the razor is in storage. But you're not interested in how to use the thing, you're interested in how well it actually works, and the best answer to that is.... quite well, sometimes. The first time I tried it, on a used Gillette Sensor Excel cartridge, it brought the blades up beautifully, perhaps not quite as much as a fresh-from-the-box example but far better than I was expecting. Unfortunately that sharpness only lasted a couple of shaves before I was forced to use the Razorpit again, and this time it wasn't so successful. Even after a few runs through the device, the blades were no better and I had to use a new cartridge to get a painless shave. I then tried the Razorpit on another used Sensor Excel cartridge and found that it once again brought the blades up, to about 75% of new. This time, the blades remained sharper for a little longer, but even with the occasional run-through the Razorpit only kept them that way for a couple of weeks before the bluntness returned and, once again, it wasn't so successful at bringing them back up. I also noticed that the lubricating strip on the cartridge began to come off after about the third use, and of course the Razorpit can't reinstate it, so if you rely on this for a comfortable shave then it might be worth finding some other lubricant to use in its place. And I can say with some authority that having a jagged, half-eaten lube strip on your razor as opposed to a smooth one does little for the comfort factor. Having had my fill of the Excels, I then tried the Razorpit on some Mach 3 cartridges, with again quite mixed results. Just like the Excels, the first Mach 3 was brought up well but this only lasted a few shaves before the dullness came back and no amount of Razorpitting could get it back. The second sharpened much better and lasted for a couple of weeks, or an additional 10 or 12 shaves - nice, but nowhere even close to the 150 some people say they get from their cartridges. Before getting one I was quite unsure about the Razorpit (especially given the contrasting reviews that it's had), and the mixed results I got highlighted to me why some people rave about it and others don't. Maybe there's more to using it than just slapping on some shaving cream and pressing down; maybe it's the cream you use or the blades themselves that make the difference, or perhaps it's the hardness of the water in your area, but I'm not quite ready either to pronounce or denounce it. What I will say is that it works well enough, when it works.

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