Internet Decides the Infinity Razor is a Rip-Off

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Due to a strange bit of Google juice, a throwaway post on Dethroner (a site I own and operate) about the “Infinity Razor,” an as-seen-on-TV razor sold with the claim that it never need be sharpened or its blades replaced, has garnered 126 comments from angry, frustrated users. It’s comfortably the most popular post I’ve ever done over there. And since the post’s merit as a warning is clear, I hope you’ll excuse the cross-linking.

Infinity Razor Reviewed (Verdict: Junk) [Dethroner]

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13 Responses to Internet Decides the Infinity Razor is a Rip-Off

  1. Narual says:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straight_razor

    A mug of suds and a leather strop,
    an apron, a towel, a pail and a mop.

  2. dculberson says:

    If you search Google for “infinity razor,” your Dethroner post is the second match. I bet that rankles their hackles, or whatever they have that can be rankled.

  3. Anonymous says:

    hey, joel – weird… i followed that link to dethroner, then clicked on your name in the post head to view the “joel archives”. it exposed that there’s some post-spam in your article about Neil Strauss. Take a look-see:

    http://dethroner.com/author/admin/

  4. CitrusFreak12 says:

    I never knew you ran Dethroner! I love that blog.

  5. Anonymous says:

    I use a Merkur Progress adjustable safety razor that’ll last a lifetime. Blades are under US$0.20 each. So there, nyaa nyaa (check out the traditional shaving sub-culture at shavemyface(dot)com, badgerandblade(dot)com, and youtube(dot)com(slash)shavetutor.

  6. Anonymous says:

    The funny thing about razor blades is that they don’t “go dull” so much as they succumb to oxidation, which creates microscopic pitting and reduces their effectiveness. You can extend the life of any razor by oiling the blades after each use. Use mineral or vegetable oil, or the perennial favorite, cooking spray (*not* butter flavored, though…)

  7. cha0tic says:

    I just have a beard, saves me money buying razors & I get extra time in bed, as I don’t have to shave in the morning.

  8. elsmiley says:

    Dude, I think it’s okay to crosslink. Cory’s always selling his books and crap.

  9. Halloween Jack says:

    I think that the thing that everyone’s missing is that, if you get this razor, a pretty redhead without many clothes on kisses you in your bathroom. I’d say that that would be worth it, as long as it wasn’t just a one-time deal.

  10. Anonymous says:

    I bought one a month ago at CVS for $4.99 and it seems worth it for me, i also need a new razor called MicroForce, i hope its worth it. Microforce is $20 at walgreens and its wet and dry rechargable.

  11. Anonymous says:

    This is by far the most horrible razor I have ever used in my life.I was so happy when I brought it home that I threw the reciept away without thinking twice. Wrong move, this thing hurts to use it! Disapointing to say the least…
    Don’t waste your money on this crappy so called razor!

  12. Anonymous says:

    Not only is this a horrible razor but the owner of the import company DBA Industries, Scott Gilman, was escorted to jail on 3-20-09 for assaulting a waiter at a FL resort restaurant. Maybe his own razor irritated him to such uncouth behavior! Wonder if any pretty red heads were stroking his smooth face in county lockup?

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