
Refills are available in 3-count and 6-count packs. So the 3 wins my face, but but a tid cause it still has that hydro bar thing. I personally like the fact that I can remove that, but at the cost of 5 more blades. The hydro 5 is better because you can push back the 'hydro bar' thing. Closeness: Shaving enthusiasts look for a “BBS” shave-“baby’s butt smooth.” Having changed a lot of diapers in his day, Dan can tell you that that’s a somewhat spurious attribute, but we looked for a close shave without cuts and irritation. All Schick Intuition Refill Razor Blades can be used with any Schick Intuition Razor. The hydro 3 is great because the head is smaller.

Some people will do better with five blades-but these more densely packed blades can clog more easily, and no matter how many blades are in the razor, it has to rinse well. But we’ve done enough testing to believe that you get a quicker, smoother shave from three-blade razors.
#Do all schick blades fit update#
UPDATE - The Wally and Spike razors have been redesigned to use a pivoting triple blade. Feather, Merkur, Personna, and others make razors that use Trac II blades.

Most store brands are made by American Safety Razor Co., which makes Personna. Other brands that fit - Personna Twin II, Personna PII (or PII Plus), Personna Duofit, Schick Super II, Schick Personal Touch, Bump Fighter (one blade with guard), HOK2 (Squeeze 'n' Shave, Wally, and Spike), Headblade, Merkur. The German brand Merkur makes plastic adapters that slide onto a Trac II type razor, and allow it to use Atra or Schick Protector blades. The word "Plus" added to the name simply refers to the extra feature of a lubrication strip added along the edge of the cartridge, right above the top blade. Almost any slide-on blade and razor you find is of the Trac II type. Many other companies made compatible razors and blades. (Personna also makes the same kind of razor with the name PII.) This type uses a slide-on blade, with no pivoting. Gillette Trac II, GII, PII - In some countries, this is called the GII or PII, but it's the same thing.
