What is FlexBall Technology
Handles featuring FlexBall Technology allow the blades to respond to the contours of your face. This means a close shave with fewer missed hairs (vs. Fusion5 in a single stroke over the contours).
What makes Gillette ProGlide better than Gillette Fusion5
The handle features FlexBall Technology that responds to contours for a great shave, even over the trickiest areas.
How long will the Gillette ProGlide razor blade refill last
How long a razor blade refill lasts is dependent on many variables such as beard toughness and thickness, beard preparation, shaving habits, and skin sensitivity. The Gillette ProGlide's reformulated Indicator Lubricating Strip (vs. Fusion5) will provide you with a visual cue — it fades to white — when optimal shave conditions have been reduced. When this happens, you might want to consider changing your razor blades to get an optimal shave.
What are thinner, finer blades, and how will they improve my shave
Gillette ProGlide men's razors have been engineered with Gillette's thinnest, finest blades* to glide through hair with less tug and pull.***
How was the Precision Trimmer improved over the Fusion5
The blade was enhanced and anti-clogging rinse slots were added.
What is the Streamlined Comfort Guard, and what are its benefits
Gillette ProGlide features a Streamlined Comfort Guard. The soft, flexible material surrounds the Microfins, creating an outer edge that wraps around the sides of the razor blade head and channels away excess shave prep for optimal razor blade contact.
Have there been any enhancements to the Lubrastrip vs. Gillette Fusion5
Yes. It contains more lubricants and a touch of mineral oil.
Will Gillette ProGlide razor blade refills fit any other razors on the market
Yes, all ProGlide blades fit all Fusion5 & ProGlide razors.
*First 4 blades, vs. Sensor3.
*** Vs. Sensor3.
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