Razorba Back Shaver for Men - Razor Extension Handle. Ergonomic Manscape Yeti Stick. Leg & Back Shavers for Men & Women. Men's Back Hair Remover Wand. DIY Body Groomer Free Disposable Shaver Included

Great product once you learn the angels and performs as described with quality construction. Only problem leaving in the hotel shower while traveling.

First off, I am joking, my mother has never shaved my back. But this product really has so far solved the annoying problem of reaching the hard to reach areas of my back. I do not have a lot of back hair, but enough to where I know my girlfriends do not find it sexy. I have used it once only (and I will report back with more good and bad things about it) and it certainly did a great job and I was able to get the hair off leaving my back nice and smooth. It took a bit of learning to figure out how to get all the right angle. One thing I initially did wrong was "choke up" like a baseball bat, this felt like the natural way to hold the shaver, but it made for less contact with the razor blades to the back. Once I started holding it by the handle at the end, I realized the razor was starting to hit the sweet spot/angle to where it was actually taking off the hair. I used a Aquasential Easy Lotion Applicator and this made it so much easier to apply the shaving cream to my back. I highly recommend purchasing the applicator as well. I used Barbasol soothing aloe shaving cream and find it superior to more the more hip Edge, Fusion's or other expensive shaving creams with ads on television. Barbasol's the least expensive yet creates a nice thick fluffy cloud of cream, rather then a stringy pasty gel that needs to be rubbed into a lather. The key to the Back Shaver is the plastic hole that you stick the razor in. It held the razor inside in a sturdy manner. Any looseness from this part of the shaver and you might as well be duct taping your razor to a cut in half broom handle. It wont work. But after about ten minutes of fudging with it, I felt I had a pretty good handle and control of the Shaver and was able to hit all the areas and feel when the razor was making good contact. If it starts giving me any problems in the near future I will definitely repost, but for now, I highly recommend the shaver and it has solved a very annoying and frustrating problem of reaching those hard to reach areas.

I bought the Razorba War Hammer specifically because it claimed to fit the Fusion Power, my preferred razor. But when the instructions state to remove the battery cover and battery, the "power", then you're basically left with only a Fusion handle and an over-priced razor blade. So while my use so far is with an unpowered Fusion Power, I am looking for another style razor. Any review that claims this doesn't work isn't reviewing this item, they're reviewing the razor they chose to use. The Razorba is only an extension so that you can get your razor, whichever one you prefer, to all the areas of your back. And for that it is successfull. Even after shoulder surgery that has limited my range of motion, I am able to reach every inch of my back with the Razorba. I've done waxing before, and my back always breaks out afterwards, and within a couple months I look like I need it again. With this I can shave as often as I want to, my back is not breaking out so I can do it a day or two before going to the beach without worrying about how I'll look, and I like the feel of shaving better than waxing. The Razorba itself is a solid piece of injection molded plastic with a flexible insert to hold the razor. My Fusion Power, with the end cap and battery removed of course, was mounted securely. There was no concern about it falling out or rotating in the handle. Knowing now that it doesn't actually fit my razor the way Gillette designed my razor to be used, I think the War Hammer is over priced. The other 2 cheaper models are probably just as good, but more limited in the types of razors you could use. But for its design, ability to perform its intended purpose and comfort of use, it is a great product. My best advice is to pick your razor and then get the cheapest Razorba for that style handle.

I had high hopes for the Razorba back shaver, as the concept of easily shaving your own back is very appealing. While it does technically work and holds a standard razor securely, the reality of using it effectively on your own back is much harder than it looks. The main issue is the ergonomics and maneuverability. Getting the right angle and pressure, especially for areas like the lower back or shoulders, is incredibly awkward. I found myself contorting in strange ways, and even then, I struggled to achieve a consistent, smooth shave without missing patches or feeling like I was going to nick myself. It requires a lot of patience and some serious flexibility. On the plus side, the handle is long and feels sturdy enough, and it grips the razor well. When you can get it in the right spot, it does allow the razor to do its job. However, the sheer difficulty of reaching and seeing all areas of my own back made the process frustrating and time-consuming. Ultimately, it's not a bad product in terms of design, but its practical application for solo back shaving is limited by human anatomy. If you have someone to help you, it might be a five-star tool. But if you're flying solo, be prepared for a challenging workout and potentially uneven results. It gets three stars because it's functional, but far from easy to use.

Since there are no competing products for this that I know of, they can charge $30 for a piece of (heavy duty) plastic and you'll be happy about it. You stick your razor in a rubber holder that's inside the plastic. You just jam it in there; the instructions tell you not to twist it. Unless you had a really thick razor handle, I think this would work with just about any razor you have. You need to jam it in there good, because a loose razor won't perform well. The angle might be hard to master, as your razor will have some curve to it. I found that I got better results going under my arm rather than over my head. As far as shaving cream goes, I'm not very hairy on my back at all, just a few thin groups of hair to eliminate, and I found just using water worked okay. The shaving cream can make it hard to tell where you need to shave, and your back isn't like your face, where you have to be super delicate. Maybe really hairy guys would have to use shaving cream, but they'd probably be shaving everywhere, so trying to target a certain area wouldn't be as important to them. Overall, I'm glad I got it, but if there was a competing product that was cheaper and seemed worthwhile, I'd definitely check it out. EDIT ON JAN 2015: I never used this thing. It was a waste of money. I got the bakblade last week, and it is a miracle worker. Much better than this Razorba.

So I pull this thing out of the box... It didn't come in some fancy custom box, only a standard box with a little instruction slip. The packing was overkill but fine... After I pulled it out of the box it sure seemed small and I thought to myself it might take a contortionist to be able to use this properly. So later that day I read the slip's instructions and followed them. While I'm using it it was definitely a chore to get it to work properly... and then... MAGIC! I tried using a "back scratching" technique, easy back and forths over the areas that needed cleaning up. Pushing the non cutting way over the hair seemed to help stick it up for the pull back which got most of it. The first time using this to cut down a forest was pretty long but since then it's been a breeze. This technique I use does red the skin pretty badly but for me it was just misleading. After the redness went away (didn't last anything crazy like days, more like 15 minutes hah) I didn't have any cuts and no sores developed after time. Guess that's why they want you to use antibacterial soap, etc etc (it's all in the instructions). Oh and as for the picture of the guy easily reaching over his back to hit the spots... I didn't use it from that angle at all. I ended up using a from the side approach, under armed for mid/lower back, over armed for shoulder blades. All in all, works great for me. No issues as of yet owning it for probably a month. Seems quality constructed which goes against another persons review, seems solid enough where if someone broke into your house and your baseball bat wasn't near, just grab the Razorba! The highest quality in home defense!... Little sarcastic but it is pretty solid. Would definitely recommend it to a friend who was interested in cleaning up his back.

Now I can intelligently speak of the three most popular back shavers: This one (Razorba), the "BakBlade Bigmouth", AND the "MANGROOMER Ultimate Pro Back Shaver". I owned all three and sadly, I got more than plenty of blades for the BakBlade Bigmouth. Although all three shavers have similar ratings, by FAR the best is the MANGROOMER Ultimate Pro Back Shaver and its value is tremendous for the price because it has two different heads, it is electric and rechargeable, and reaches further than this one and the BakBlade model. About this one, Razorba: It is a good second, BUT you have to have a razor that FITS in the hole AND the razors get full of hair unless you shave your back daily (keep hair short) and take time to rinse blade often.... you can imagine how the razor will get clogged. Interestingly, the Razorba is decent for me because I don't have much hair and it is very thin hair! The BakBlade has wider blade, but it does NOT shave close AND you must have much and THICK hair. My thin hair just brushed under the blade of the BakBlade model so it was completely ineffective. I liked the handle of the BakBlade and ended up taping a regular razor onto it and not using the wide ineffective blade with which it comes. Again, the BakBlade MAY work for you if you have dense and THICK hair, but you will not get a close shave. FINALLY, now I have the MANGROOMER Ultimate Pro Back Shaver with its two heads, great reach, lockable angle setting and extender... electric.. it is GREAT! With the MANGROOMER Ultimate Pro Back Shaver anyone can use one blade for initial shave and the second head for closer smooth shave. So, I highly recommend you ignore the ratings and pay the few dollars more for the MANGROOMER Ultimate Pro Back Shaver. I do NOT work for MMANGROOMER or benefit in any way from recommending it so highly. I just hated the other Razorba and BakBlade were so bad that I had to ask a relative to shave my back. Now with the Mangroomer I can finally do it EASILY and WELL myself!

I've been shaving my back for many years because I have more hair on one side of my back than the other and felt self-conscious about it. It would be hard to not shave it anymore because I really like the feel when my neck and back are smooth. However it's never been easy to get it just right; especially the middle of my back. I've always asked my wonderful wife to help me out which she always has done cheerfully, but I always felt creepy and weird asking her every time. No more! She is free, and I can happily and easily take care of it myself with this Razorba. Even though I planned on using my regular razor blades, it came with one GOAT Wide Disposable Double Razor that's three times as wide and reminds me of a squeegee that you clean windshields at gas stations. Love the width and quickly picked up the extra 6-pack of these because I could finish up in about a third of the time. Razorba GOAT Wide Disposable Double Razor with Aloe Moisture Strip for Back Hair Shaving and Body Shaving, 6 Count You must go slowly and deliberately however! I got careless and slapped it on the middle of my back once when I was in a hurry and took out a chunk. That was all my fault though and have had no more issues. It's still a sharp blade and has to be handled with respect. 5 stars! Here's a quick tip for everyone using any kind of razor blades that the razor manufacturers don't want you to know: Disposable razor blades get dull quickly because the metal blades begin to oxidize from the first time they touch water. They will last almost TWICE AS LONG if you can slow down that process. Rinse any razor well after use and store them blade head down in a small cup of cooking oil. Light canola works best!