OmniShaver Classic - The Fastest Way to Shave Head, Legs, Arms, Body | Shaving Razor Self Cleans and Strops During Use, Durable Blades (Pink)

This razor needs to have stable blades not ones that pivot around. You need to apply some pressure in order to shave which turns this razor into a very unsafe blade. My legs were cut / scraped so bath I still have scars months later. If you want to make a good multi-directional razor, follow the design of Schick Fab.

Been grabbing these razors, ever since I had the honour of trying out the 3d printed model early on. 6 years later, I would touch any other razor to shave my head. Each razor lasts on average for me, about 7 to 8 months. I've had a razor last 4 months, and I've had a shave last 12 months. Pretty insane on how long they last. The easy of shaving and not having to stop and rinse, cuts the time shaving by a huge margin. I e shaved my head quickly in around 45 secs just to show how quickly it can be done, but I like taking my time with a perfect shave, that takes me around 3 mins. The price of these are a great deal for how much use you get out of then, if your still using a mach 3 or something else, set that aside to line up your beard and get the omnishaver.

After using an electric shaver for my head, I found it difficult to not move this razor side to side and only shave in straight lines. It was more forgiving than I expected though. I caught myself moving laterally a few times but didn't end up with any cuts. You do have to press firmly to avoid it snagging, which can feel a little scary at first. After I got used to those aspects, it worked like a charm. Very efficient - takes me less time than any other razor, doesn't need to be rinsed during use. And it has been easier to use in the shower than other razors I've tried because of the no handle design. It's much easier to keep the razor flush to my skin when shaving the back of my head. I'll definitely be buying again. I very much recommend giving this razor a try.

UPDATE 5/11/2026: So it's been a few weeks. I'm finding that this is a much closer shave, at least on my legs, than anything I've used before. So far in winter season, I'm finding shaving every 4 days works like before with other products. I've gotten the hang of no handle so rare to nick. Not sure if that's my handling adjustments or the blades aren't new/sharpest. I'm finding cupping the device using the opposite hand works best for me. 4/16/2026: I received this a couple days ago and thought I would try today. Really only needed to shave pits but shaved legs too just bc using for first time. Overall, it does give a close shave. It really is a bit awkward though bc it doesn't have a proper handle, especially shaving legs. I used very thinned down shave cream with this. If it had a proper handle, I wouldn't bother to thin out the shave cream. I guess I'll use less and save a bit of $$ over time as a result. Also, it pivots horizontally, not vertically as 99% of other manual shavers do. That's awkward too, especially for ladies. It might be better for bald guys shaving, but not for me/women. I only bought this because I can't find blad refills for my favorite razor if all time, the Schick Intuition F.A.B., which is also bi-directional. Again this is my first time using and I'm a bit underwhelmed. I really wish Schick kept the blades for my previous shaver. Using this could improve over time, but I thought I'd jump in with first impression and I'll update later if it improves with use.

Never thought I’d find another razor and love like the one I had which was a fab that you could do bi- directional but this is Great. The only thing I wish is that is had a small handle. It’s not easy when you have a muscle disease to use for the grip, but I’ll definitely but again! I’m