Pivoting Head, Triple Blade Shave, Lubricating stripBackQuestions & Answers2 questionsGet specific details about this product from customers who own it.BackAsk A QuestionReviewsCustomer reviews3.9 out of 5Average rating:3.9out of5stars, based onreviewssee all 73 reviews 5 stars414 stars133 stars42 stars31 stars12 Write a reviewSort by:?Most relevantrelevancyhelpfulsubmission-descsubmission-ascrating-descrating-ascMost relevantMost helpfulNewest to oldestOldest to newestHigh to low ratingLow to high ratingbest triple blade available for under $2/unit9/30/2011Average rating:5out of5stars, based onreviews9/30/2011by adjoasi've been appalled by Gillette's relentless price increases, so abandoned the brand a couple of years ago. after trying other brands, including Schick and store brands from CVS, Walgreens, etc, i stumbled on these. They're hard to find in many storefronts. And aren't quite as good at Gillette's Mach III, but are very close, and at less than half the price, are by far the best blend of quality, and value per shave I've found. I shave my head and face so I am very choosy about blade quality. I am able to get about four, maybe five full head and beard shaves from these before they degrade.Was this review helpful?Yes (26)No (2)ReportThe Best.....12/17/2011Average rating:5out of5stars, based onreviews12/17/2011by SirDominickHow many razor edges do you need? Bic has prove three will do the trick .... The best disposable I ever owned.Was this review helpful?Yes (17)No (0)ReportA premium shaving experience at a disposable price7/3/2015Average rating:5out of5stars, based onreviews7/3/2015by HumannA lot of the reviews of the Bic Hybrid Advance 3 razor seem to reflect a certain degree of confusion--and associated unrealistic expectations--about just what the product actually is. At a glance, it looks like a conventional handle-n-blade shaving system, not unlike the Gillette Mach 3. It is that, but it's also a disposable. Each package comes with six blades and a new disposable handle. There's no starter kit to buy. When you use the last blade, you toss the handle along with it. This cuts down on plastic waste, compared with conventional disposable razors such as the Schick Xtreme 3. The handle is lightweight, and like most other disposables, it will float in a basin of water. Despite its lightness, the handle is comfortable to hold and easy to control. The blades themselves are a pleasant surprise. They provide a close, comfortable shave with little or no perceivable drag. The first time I used it, my skin did feel mildly irritated, but no more so than one would expect from using blade to which my face was unaccustomed, especially when going from a twin blade to a triple blade razor. That said, there was no rash, redness, or other visible sign of irritation and the sensation subsided fairly quickly. I'm sure I'll grow more accustomed to it in time. Bic has always positioned itself as a price competitive brand and the Advance Hybrid 3 is no exception. At around 90 cents a blade, it is competitively priced with most better quality disposable razors and far below just about any handle-n-blade system. Its price and good performance make it an excellent value proposition that warrants a repeat purchase.Was this review helpful?Yes (10)No (0)Report7/25/2012Average rating:4out of5stars, based onreviews7/25/2012by jclark1940It seems to work better than others.thank youWas this review helpful?Yes (5)No (0)Reportpoor product would not buy again1/22/2013Average rating:1out of5stars, based onreviews1/22/2013by billybanLooks good but the head falls off each time I try to rinse and brand new blades are so dull that I have to shave areas several times to get it to cut my beard. i would not recommend this to anyone I wish I would have saved the money to buy a disposable that works.Was this review helpful?Yes (5)No (1)ReportRead all reviews
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