Seki Edge SS-109 Satin Slim Clipper Stainless Steel

Cuts your nails like butter. Highly quality product at a fair price. You will not need to replace it for many years to come.

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First, let me clear up a few misconceptions from the product page. This toy is not a small ball, despite what Amazon may think. It's really more of a sharp, nail clipping toy. And I appreciate Amazon warning me that children may choke on broken balloons, this product contains no balloons (alas!), neither broken nor unbroken. Finally, while Amazon lists the ingredients as Vitamin A, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E, it's really mostly stainless steel and a bit of plastic for the label. But on to my real observations... This clipper is great! Everything about it feels precise and solid. When you flip it into clipping position, it just snaps into place without the fidgeting and wobbling I know from cheaper clippers. I used to think it was worthwhile to spring for the slightly pricier Revlons over the no-namers. Maybe it was, but neither of those can compare to the Seki. Clipping with this is easy, and results in very clean cuts. After having experienced clipping with the Seki (which feels like cutting), previous clippers I've used feel more like mashing, and the effort to make a cut is very noticeable. With other clippers, I've occasionally not been able to make a cut, and had to sort of reposition my hand or switch hands or whatever just to get a bit more oomph into it. I don't see that being a problem with the Seki. There's a little sliding bit on the bottom of the Seki, this is supposed to catch your nails? Highly unlikely, and if that little bit breaks off I won't be sad for it. There's also a file, and I guess it could be handy in a pinch. It doesn't feel particularly coarse, and it's a small and almost recessed patch on the handle, rather difficult to use. You won't need to do that much filing with a clipper this good, but I still like to round off the edges a bit, and for that I prefer a glass file . A clipper this costly in a sea of cheapies really has to be good to be justifiable. And even though its bonus features are a bit tacked-on and useless (and even though it doesn't come with balloons), this thing is absolutely justifiable.

You don't think of nail clippers as a product with great scope for improvement; two blades, little lever, how good can they be? These have three key refinements compared to regular, cheaper nail clippers that make them a joy to use: 1. Really sharp blades - They cut close, with little effort and leave a very clean edge to the nail 2. Clipping catcher - Around the blades there is a metal shroud that stops the clippings from flying off in all directions. It isn't perfect, some of them still fall on the floor or ping outwards, but the majority are caught in the clipper ready to shake into the bin when you're done. 3. Good file - Normally the file built into nail clippers is rubbish. These have a file built into the handle that seems to be made of some separate, harder material inset into the metal handle. It is much sharper than most metal files, meaning that you can actually use it instead of needing a separate emery board or file. For less than a round of drinks, these are dramatically better than other clippers I've used. Can't think why I would buy anything else.

Hög kvalité på nagelklippare av världskänt japanskt märke. Denna modell är lite mindre i storlek så den lämpar sig utmärkt att ta med på resor.