The Feather Artist Club SS Japanese Razor in black offers professional-grade grooming performance with the convenience of easy blade replacement. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and the strictest standards of perfection, this straight razor is a testament to Feather's eighty years of excellence in blade-making. Designed for precision shaving, the SS series features an improved handle made from SUS317 stainless steel, ensuring resistance to heat, chemicals, and impurities. The innovative blade holder head allows for quick and effortless blade changes, making it ideal for refreshing the edge between clients or whenever a fresh blade is desired. With its rounded shaving head and tip that disperses pressure at the blade, the Feather Artist Club SS Japanese Razor provides a smooth and gentle shaving experience, minimizing irritation and damage to the skin. The black handle, engineered from heat-resistant synthetic resin, offers durability and ease of sanitation, allowing for autoclaving or disinfection. Compatible with four different Feather replacement blades (Professional, Super, Light, and Pro-Guard), this razor enables customization of the shave to suit individual skin and beard preferences, making it a versatile and indispensable tool for barbers and grooming enthusiasts alike. Handle Length 3.70in/94.2mm Razor Blade length 1.91in/48.50mm Made in Japan
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Good morning guys, it's Wednesday, May 13th.
I'm Thomas Baca, your personal barber instructor.
Today I wanted to make a quick video
on the straight razor that I use.
It's called Feather Professional Artist Club SS.
This is the razor that I've been using.
I'd like to unbox it for you
and show you how it holds the blades
and why I like it so much.
So look, I'm gonna unbox this.
Shout out to Barber's Haven in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
This is from Barber's Haven in Albuquerque.
I only shop there.
So he has real high-end stuff.
Shout out to Malcolm.
If anyone's in Albuquerque
and they need to get any barber supplies,
go to Barber's Haven.
Look, this is how the blade comes.
That's pretty cool.
And then look, I just untape it,
pull this blade out, and this is what it looks like.
This is real plastic-y, listen.
But I'm just gonna be honest with you,
it just, it ergonomically works very, very good.
This, this is not really heavy,
but it has a tiny bit of weight to it.
I'm able to just really grab it very good.
This is an awesome straight razor.
I'm gonna show you some cool things about it.
Number one, I didn't like this at first,
where it had the plastic handle, but now I love it.
I didn't like how light it was.
I thought, damn, for this expensive,
it feels kind of cheap.
These are like 120 bucks.
But once I started using it,
I understood that it should be light.
It really allows the blade to feel traditional
and glide right.
So let's get right into this part of the blade.
I didn't know anything,
and so to load the blade, it's really cool.
I'll take these Derby premium blades.
I won't do any talking, I'll just get right into loading it.
Here's the premium blade right here.
I'll take that blade out.
You can see the Derby blade here, you see this here.
If you grab right up here with two fingers
and you pinch it, these things unclasp and open,
and you can slide the blade right in.
And that's how it is.
And look, if you're used to a different style
of straight razor, where the blade does not show as much,
which I was using for three to five years,
at first, you're like, oh, are you sure
that it went in right?
It did go in right, it's absolutely set perfect,
it's not gonna come out.
I actually find it better to have the straight razor
to where you could see it more now.
Like just say that I'm doing a beard lineup,
I'm doing a beard lineup, I can really lift the skin
and see the skin right to where I'm gonna just,
I can really pencil in that beautiful line.
So this is the razor that I use.
This is, I've been using it now for a month or so.
This is the razor that I'll continue to use.
So this is a straight blade feather razor,
and that's how to put in the razor into the feather razor.
If you might be used to something else
that has a screw that opens up,
this one, you just pinch it to release the razor,
you go like this, and that's it.
May as well leave the blade in,
because I'm gonna go ahead and use it now.
I also have another one of these at my desk,
I have a couple of them.
There it goes, razor blade in, it's good to go.
So that's the Feather Razor Artist SS,
Razor Club, whatever it is,
I would definitely get it if I were you.
On a scale of one to 10, it's a 10,
it's also made in Japan.
I'm finding out that everything
that comes from Japan is good.
If you liked this video,
and you got anything out of this video,
a like would be cool, a comment would be great.
If you have any questions, leave a comment,
I'll answer anything you want.
Like I said, I'm your personal barber instructor.
If there's any video you would like me to make,
just go ahead and let me know in the comments,
and I'll gladly make that for you.
Thank you.
