Your face isn’t one shaving surface.
Different regions of your face have different hair lengths, densities and levels of skin sensitivity. An adjustable razor lets you change the blade gap to suit the area you’re shaving.
Dial in your perfect shave.

Dial in your perfect shave.
A precision-machined, two-piece safety razor with an adjustable dial—giving you the control and confidence to get a close, comfortable shave every time.
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Different regions of your face have different hair lengths, densities and levels of skin sensitivity. An adjustable razor lets you change the blade gap to suit the area you’re shaving.
Blade gap is the distance between the blade and the solid safety bar. It determines how much space there is for hair to enter the cutting chamber, before it meets the blade.
Short hair can enter a smaller cutting chamber perfectly and gets a nice, clean cut. A small blade gap is ideal for shorter hair or areas where the hair is sparse.
The safety bar presses longer hair down, but the small opening leaves less room for hair to rise into the cutting chamber. This leads to the blade cutting the hair unevenly, requiring additional passes.
A larger opening gives longer hair more room to enter the cutting chamber and meet the blade. This helps the razor cut the hair more efficiently on the first pass.
If the blade gap is too big and the hair is short or sparse, there's more chance of the blade making contact with your skin, which causes skin irritation.
A fixed-gap razor gives you one blade gap for every hair length, shaving area and level of sensitivity. To get a different gap, you have to buy a new razor.
As you turn the dial, the blade gap changes, allowing you to adjust the razor's blade gap to the area you're shaving.
Turn the dial down to reduce the blade gap. The smaller opening gives shorter hair a controlled path to the blade and provides a gentler shaving experience.
Turn the dial up to create more room in the cutting chamber. Longer or denser hair can enter more easily and meet the blade for a cleaner, more efficient cut.
From shorter hair to longer growth, and from your cheeks to sensitive areas, SETPOINT™ lets you choose the blade gap that feels right for each part of your shave.
A starting point for sensitive areas or short hair.
A starting point for a regular shave.
A wider gap for longer or denser hair.
The dial moves the blade gap from 0.30 mm at Setting 1 to 1.10 mm at Setting 6, with every setting between.
One razor gives you the range to adjust for shorter hair, longer growth and different shaving areas.
Once you buy the handle, you have to keep buying cartridges made for that specific system—often costing up to $5 each.
The blades, plastic housing and lubricating strips are discarded together each time you replace the cartridge and end up in a landfill.
Double-edge blades have been off patent for over 100 years. They’re widely available, cost under $20 (that's pennies per blade) and are fully recyclable.
SETPOINT™ gives you a precision-machined, adjustable razor without proprietary refills. You replace one small metal blade and keep using the same razor.
Cartridge refills can cost up to $5 each. SETPOINT™ uses universal double-edge blades that cost pennies. Over time, those small savings add up to hundreds of dollars.
Handle blades carefully and store used blades in a suitable blade safe.
Any standard double-edge safety razor blade.
Start at a lower setting and increase it gradually until you find a comfortable shave.
Yes. Turn the dial as you move between areas.
Both have an adjustable dial. SETPOINT has a solid, two-piece head; the T2 uses butterfly doors for blade loading.
Return your razor within 100 days of delivery, no questions asked. See the return policy for shipping and refund details.
Try SETPOINT™ for 100 days. If you don’t like it, send it back to us, no questions asked.
Read the return policy