Best disposable razor ???????????

Gillette has a new fusion with a ball joint if you want the latest/greatest/most-up-to-datest:

http://www.bostonglobe.com/business...eling-hinge/37r5OCxyVDEoK0xbkusnsI/story.html

The problem is that it still uses the $3.50+/ea cartridges

Gillette sells the Guard in India (blades for that cost about 9 cents there, but you can't find them over here for less than 50 cents). I actually find that those last a long time, and are durn near idiot proof (when I shave before my morning cup of joe):

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-razor-forgetting-countrys-running-water.html

Otherwise, I use a safety razor (usually either an Edwin Jagger DE89 or a Merkur 41C "1940" open comb).

http://www.doubleedgerazor.net/revi...or-wet-shaving-with-double-edge-razor-blades/

http://www.doubleedgerazor.net/revi...y-razor-for-wet-shaving-with-de-razor-blades/

The next issue is finding which blades you like. Try a sampler pack like this one and figure out what works best for you:

Here are some good on-line suppliers with sample packs:

http://www.bullgooseshaving.com/blade-sampler-packs/

http://www.westcoastshaving.com/Sample-Packs_c_1.html

http://www.shoeboxshaveshop.com/samplers.html

I've found most of the Gillette blades are pretty good. Also like the Astras, Sharks and the Lords. The Feathers are the sharpest, but I tend to cut the heck out of myself with them.