Dorco

When I first started shaving I used a double-edged disposable razor blade. By that I mean one on each side. With the advent of the of the the double edged razors with the two blades on the same side I though, "what took 'em so long" I continued using them until the model I was using had four blades. It was a great shave, with only an occasional nick. The only down-side was their cost, at almost $4 each! Then I tried Dorco with six blades... WOW. Now, I know you're thinking how much better can six be than four Trust me when I tell you it is the closest shave I've ever had; and my wife agrees when she uses them. It may be an illusion, but when using this blade I find that my close-shave feeling lasts about 4-6 hours longer. And if that wasn't good enough I recently purchased them on sale for $1.20 each. If it were possible I'd give this razor 6... no ten stars.

The razors and handles are cheap, they arrive pretty quick and the quality is good. Each blade lasts much longer than your typical store-bought blade (and no gimmicky stuff).
This is also where Dollar Shave Club get their razors from, so why not just cut out the middle man?

I had a Dorco razor and the handle broke. The pot metal is so cheap that the flanges holding the blade broke. I not only called the company to ask for a replacement, I shipped the broken handle to them for inspection. They never called back or emailed back, or answered the phone. When I mentioned this to the customer service rep at Harry's (their competition) Harry's shipped me a new starter set free ---including shave cream! The difference in customer service means I am telling anyone who listens to never buy Dorco or Pace. Harry's is the way to go.