Bakblade 2.0 Back Shavers for Men: DIY Hair Shaver, Safety Blade Technology & Ergonomic Handle, Wet & Dry Shaving (Extra Blades Included)

This thing is a game-changer. I’ve tried a few different ways to deal with back hair, and nothing has been as easy or effective as the BAKblade 2.0. The long, curved handle makes it super easy to reach every spot without needing help, and the blades give a surprisingly close shave with no irritation (as long as you go slow).I’ve used it both dry and in the shower: it works well either way.Only downside is the replacement blades can be a bit pricey, but honestly, the convenience and results are worth it. If you’re tired of struggling with grooming your back, this is 100% worth it.

This back shaver works great! It’s easy to handle and gives a smooth, clean shave without any irritation. The design makes it simple to reach all areas of my back. Definitely a must-have for anyone looking for an efficient grooming tool!

Honestly, I was skeptical on this product; however, it does work really well. The best way I can describe it is using a back scratcher to shave your back, which honestly was more comfortable than expected. I will say though that you will have to contort your back to get all the hair and you might draw a little blood from pressing it too hard, but nothing too serious. Overall, a good purchase

Initially I was skeptical of this even after reading the positive reviews, especially at this price. Once I received it though, I was happy at how easy this was to use and how well it worked. Definitely was worth the purchase for me!

A very practical and user-friendly tool. The blade is soft but performs exceptionally well. I was pleasantly surprised by the included hanger—such a thoughtful addition! Thank you for this clever invention. With a slightly lower price, it could easily be the best option on the market.

I bought this in 2018 and it finally broke to the point I could no longer use it. When I went to purchase a new one I saw the price and thought there was no way I spent that much on it in 2018. Yes, I understand inflation etc. But the going rate of inflation this item should cost around 35 dollars. I paid 27 dollars for it in 2018 and it currently sits at 65 dollars in 2025. Literally double the rate of inflation. In Oct 2022 the price went form 32 to 55 dollars overnight. Then in APR 2024 it went from 48 to 64. These are price increases that are predatory. I rated the item high as it worked well but in less than a few months the blades started to corrode, and in 1 year the flimsy end piece that retain the blades broke and I just dealt with it. A few months ago the blade slides from to the point of making the item useless. If your model is blades then make a carriage that will last forever. I have razors from the 1920s that still take a standard razor and work today. If your model is replace the main unit every few years then drop your price to a more reasonable level. This thing is plastic after all. Would I recommend this item, yes. Would I tell you to stay away from clones. No. Get your moneys worth and buy something much cheaper with decent reviews, especially considering the main component will fail eventually.

Fairly impressive really. I agree with other reviews that say it’s like shaving your back with a back scratcher. It’s smoother than clippers. You will of course have to work to get all the areas spotless but that’s not the fault of the shaver. If you don’t have anyone to shave your back, this in your tool.

I'll start by saying I have been using it for a few years. (both single and multi-blade)Once you've removed all your fur, it makes an awesome back scratcher in the shower.Just don't get too carried away when you're enjoying getting all those itchy bacne spots scratched.I caught a fat roll and ended up with a pretty significant cut to my back, had to use a towel as a pressure dressing.Looked like I got attacked by a feral bobcat with 100 little claws.Pics would have been too bloody to post.Also, make sure you're up to date on your tetanus shots, blades rust.Keep your back skin tight, don't press too hard when you're enjoying a good back scratch, and watch out for fat rolls.