MANSCAPED® The Plow® 2.0 Premium Single Blade Double-Edged Safety Face Razor for Men

A lot of the negative reviews on here focus on 3 things: 1- Handle sheers off at base of threading 2- Razor burn 3- Complaints about being unable to replace the razors safely All three of these issues are not issues with the product it's most likely user error, with the exception that there might have been a razor that has manufacture defects for the handle. The handles sheer off most often because people slam the head onto the sink like it's a mach 3 plastic blade to clear it out instead of just running water in from the side of the head to clean it out and rinsing after each pass. Razor blades need to be replaced every 3 or so shaves, stop using the same blade for 6 months and the razor will work better this happens with every razors. Replacement blades are very easy to find just type in "safety razor blade" and look for a dual sided safety blade you do not need to get the brands blades, I use FACON blades and they're fantastic. When replacing the blade hold it by the sides where it is not sharp to unscrew the handle, set it down on the counter, hold the sides and lift the backing off, remove old blade by the sides, drop new blade into the threads as imaged, place the backing on again, then hold by the sides where it's not sharp, and thread the handle on. The razor works great, not had any cuts with it and no issues. I'm coming from a butterfly razor so compared to that this was a breeze to use. The sharpness of the razor is dependent on the user regularly replacing the disposable blades with decent replacements. I included a series of photos for step by step blade replacement as it did seem that some people are having issues and hopefully the photos help, it sucks to get cuts trying to get a better shave 100%. I can confidently hit the underside of my ear lobes and side burn where it hits the top of my ear and not look like I got into a knife fight.

Yes. Very nice razer. I purchased a box of blades also, so I'm set for the rest of my life. The plow has just enough weight, and is well balanced. So much easier to handle than the major name brands, at a good cost.

The manscaped plow 2.0 is so smooth this is my second DE razor and honestly this cuts and it’s smoother than the more expensive one for the price quality this is a no brainer it’s perfect for starters and experience DE shavers out there definitely worth the purchase

So I’ve have this razor for 3 shaves and so far I’m very pleased with the Plow 2.0. It’s not too light nor too heavy, the grip is really really nice, no slipping compared to my Gillette king DE razor. So very pleased with that. Though it is a more aggressive shave I did have some minor cuts for the first shave with it, but the last two shaves I was more patient and it gets really close and a very smooth shave. It’s a good razor for the price hope it holds up with time, I wouldn’t drop this cuz I feel like it would break though just keep that in mind

Cleanest and closest shave I've ever had in my life! I recommend a shaving kit with oils included for a safe and proper shave.

Excellent BBS shave with a $35.00 razor I can see why this was being recommended by reviewers in the wet shaving community. Nice weight and balance, worked very well for me with an Astra Green blade, I'll be putting in into my rotation.

I won’t go back to another style of razor! I love the weight of this razor, I love the ease of cleaning and maintenance of it, I love the price of replacement blades, I love the close-cut shave, and I love that I don’t get razor burn anymore! I can’t recommend this razor enough. A stand to hold the razor and/or a mat to disassemble and dry the parts would be nice, I’ll likely manufacture something for myself, definitely something to look into buying if you are considering purchasing this for yourself.

Solid shave... although I am no beginner, this razor is good for beginners. I prefer them anyway because I don't have to be as careful. So much better than cartridges and way cheaper.