Treet Silver vs Treet New Steel: Which DE Blade Fits You?

Two Treet blades, two very different starting points

Treet sells more than one double edge blade, and the two most common budget picks on our shelves are Treet Silver and Treet New Steel. They are not the same blade in different packaging. One is a carbon steel blade sold in a single 10-pack; the other is a coated steel blade sold in a 100-blade bulk box. That difference in material and pack size shapes who each blade actually suits.

This comparison sticks to what the product records confirm: steel type, coating, pack count, origin and catalog price. It does not guess at sharpness ratings, longevity in shaves, or skin compatibility, because those details are not supplied for either blade. If you need a firm number of shaves per blade, test a small pack first rather than relying on a comparison article.

Material and coating: carbon steel vs coated steel

• Treet Silver: Carbon steel construction. The catalog describes it as providing a smart shave, but no coating or flexibility claims are supplied for this blade.
• Treet New Steel: Steel combined with a special coating. The catalog states the steel's natural flexibility lets the blade adjust to the curves and bends of the face, while the coating supports sharpness.

What the catalog confirms for each blade

• 10 Treet Silver Double Edge Blades, 1 pack of 10 (10 blades): Treet Silver Carbon Steel Double Edge Blades, 1 pack of 10 (10 blades), made in Pakistan. A single 10-blade pack is a low-commitment way to try a carbon steel blade before buying more.

  

• 100 Treet New Steel Double Edge Blades, 10 packs of 10 blades: Treet New Steel Double Edge Blades, 10 packs of 10 (100 blades), made in Pakistan using USA Technology. The 100-blade format lowers the per-blade cost but assumes you already know the blade works for you.

  

Pack size changes the real decision

The Treet Silver pack is one pack of 10 blades. That is the right size if you are curious about carbon steel, if you rotate blades often, or if you are still working out which blade suits your razor and routine. You get enough blades to form an opinion without committing to a long supply.

The Treet New Steel listing is 10 packs of 10, or 100 blades total. That is a bulk purchase, and it makes sense only after you have confirmed the blade works for you. The catalog price is USD 5.93 against a comparison price of USD 8.99, so the upfront outlay is still modest, but 100 blades of the wrong blade is a long wait to correct the mistake.

Treet Silver is listed at USD 0.94 against a comparison price of USD 1.49. Both blades sit in budget territory; the difference is how much you buy at once, not whether either is a premium product.

Which Treet blade fits your situation

• You are new to double edge shaving: Start with the Treet Silver 10-pack. It keeps the commitment small while you learn how your razor, angle and prep affect the shave.
• You already know you like Treet New Steel: The 100-blade box is the practical repeat purchase, provided you have used the blade enough to trust it.
• You want a coated steel blade: The catalog specifically describes Treet New Steel as steel with a special coating; Treet Silver is described only as carbon steel.
• You want to compare carbon steel against coated steel: Buy one Treet Silver 10-pack and a small quantity of Treet New Steel if available, then judge on your own razor and routine rather than on claims the catalog does not make.

What this comparison cannot tell you

Neither product record includes a stated number of shaves per blade, a sharpness rating, or skin-type guidance. The Treet New Steel record mentions flexibility and coating-supported sharpness, but that is a product description, not a measured performance claim. Treat any specific shave count you see elsewhere as someone else's experience, not a specification.

Blade feel also depends on the razor, the angle, beard density and preparation. A blade that feels harsh in one razor can feel smooth in another. That is why the pack size matters so much here: the Treet Silver 10-pack lets you test with less waste, while the Treet New Steel 100-pack rewards a decision you have already validated.

If you have sensitive skin or a medical condition affecting your face, ask a clinician before experimenting with new blade materials. This article compares catalog facts; it does not replace professional advice.