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Hone Plus
Most razors punish a bad angle or too much pressure. The HONE PLUS doesn't, because you're not the one applying it.
33g in the head. 27g in the handle. The reverse of every other razor. The head leans in and holds its own pressure, at a fixed 30° angle machined into the metal.
No technique. No pressure. No burn. Same shave every morning.
Pack of 100 premium blades
Technical specifications
Material: Aluminum & Zamak
Finish: Micro-brushed matte
Total weight: 60g (head: 33g | handle: 27g)
Handle length: 100mm
Head type: Closed comb, blade set at 30°
Blade exposure: Minimal, for a gentle and forgiving shave
Assembly: 3-piece system
Compatibility: Standard double-edge blades
The HONE PLUS was built around a specific balance: most of the weight sits in the head rather than the handle, so the razor leans into the skin on its own and holds its own pressure. The 30° angle is machined in, which means there's nothing to find and nothing to adjust. Made for anyone picking up a single blade for the first time.
How to shave
Thanks to its built-in cutting angle, HONE PLUS is almost foolproof: you just position it on your skin and the shave becomes smooth, precise, and safe, even on your very first try.
1 - Prep. Warm water, lather up. A wet face shaves easy.
2 - Lay it flat against your skin. Start your first stroke with the razor perfectly flat. In this position the blade isn't cutting yet, so you ease into the motion risk-free while you feel the razor's contact.
3 - Find the touch point.Tilt the razor slightly and the blade reaches its touch point, the angle where it starts cutting the hair cleanly without ever attacking the skin. Thanks to the built-in 30 degree angle, you find it on instinct.
4 - Glide, then rinse.Short, light strokes with the grain. Let the weight do the work, don't press. Rinse, pat dry, done.
Shipping & details
Free shipping across the US.
Ships within 24 hours, arrives in 5–7 days.
Inside: your HONE PLUS and 20 blades (six months of shaves, on us). That's six months where the average guy drops about $60 on cartridges. You? Nothing.
Got a question? You'll get a real person the same day — not a bot.

Way easier than I thought it would be. First shave, no nicks.

Been on cartridges for 20 years and kept putting this off because I figured there was a technique to learn. There isn't. You put it on your face and pull. My neck has been fine for a week straight, which never happened with a Mach3.

Good razor. Took me two passes to get where I wanted along the jaw, but zero irritation. Docking a star because I'd like a longer handle option.

Shaves my head with no trouble at all. Rinses clean in one go.

I was skeptical about the weight thing until I used it. You genuinely don't press. The head does the work and you just steer. It clicks once it's in your hand.

The blades included sealed it for me. Nothing to hunt down, no subscription, and any drugstore DE blade fits.

Well made, nice knurling, holds fine with wet hands. Only wish there were more color options.

Bought it to save money, kept it because my skin stopped breaking out. Wasn't expecting that part.
Why does blade support matter?
A clean shave needs a rigid, perfectly controlled blade. Try cutting anything with a knife that wobbles — same story on your face. Your skin is already soft; pair it with flexing blades, like on multi-blade cartridges, and you get tugging, friction and micro-cuts. HONE holds the blade firmly across its width, so it stays dead still on every pass.
What makes HONE different from a traditional safety razor?
It takes the same standard blades — but rethinks everything else.
The angle is set at 30°. On a classic safety razor, finding the right angle is your job. On HONE PLUS, the head does it for you: lay it flat on your skin and the angle is already perfect.
An ultra-rigid blade support. On traditional razors the blade can vibrate slightly as it cuts. HONE PLUS clamps it right up to the edge — no vibration, no tugging, no razor burn.
Optimized blade exposure. Just enough edge to cut the hair, not the skin. A close, gentle shave, even on sensitive spots.
Built for people who've never touched a safety razor. As intuitive as a cartridge, with none of the learning curve.
Where do I find replacement blades?
HONE takes standard double-edge blades — no proprietary refills, ever. You'll find them anywhere: drugstores, online, barber shops, for a few cents each.
Your razor ships with 15 Swedish-steel blades about six months of shaves — so you're set from day one. And when you run out, we also offer a 100-blade pack of the same premium Swedish steel right here: roughly three years of smooth shaves, delivered in one go.
Can I use it on my head?
Absolutely. The fixed 30° angle and rigid blade support make HONE just as effective on the scalp, where hair is denser and skin is firmer. Close, controlled, no tugging — face or head.
How long does a blade last?
5 to 7 shaves on average, depending on how often you shave, your hair density and your skin. Some swap the blade at the first sign of drag, others stretch it further — at pennies a blade, change it whenever it stops feeling smooth.
Will I cut myself?
That's the fear that keeps most guys on cartridges — and it's exactly what HONE was built to solve. The angle is preset, the blade exposure is minimal, and there's nothing to adjust. A step-by-step shaving guide is included with your order, and our team is here whenever you need a hand. And if it's ever not the smoothest shave you've had, you're covered by our 100-day money-back guarantee.
Cartridge users spend around $240 on refills over two years. HONE PLUS runs on standard double-edge blades that cost about ten cents each.
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