🔶 Carbon Fiber Pick Comb for Long, Thick, Curly, Afro Hair - Chicago Comb Model 7, 6 inches (15 cm), Black Color Review

I have also used other beard picks in the past, for example from Walmart or Kent. Nothing quite compares to this one from Chicago Comb. Kents have fewer teeth and you can feel the stitches tearing through your hair (this is especially egregious if you have curly hair that's harder to pull). The Walmart selection I had also had fewer tines but were wider. The Chicago Comb Pick has the perfect width between each of its many tines and glides effortlessly through a curly beard. You can see the…

I have a big thick beard and a lot of snag combs. This one does the job perfectly and is one of the least "confusing" I've found.

I use it every day to add body and volume to my beard. Works perfectly! It glides smoothly every time without sticking or binding.

all tattoos should be done like this. WHO KNEW? Take it from the weird big sister from the south, the struggle was real until I found this pickaxe without the tug and tug that takes away the pain. MARVELOUS

Love the quality and overall durability of this pick. My hair is very thick and honestly I didn't think it could go through my hair but wow.color surprised me.

I did a lot of research before buying. 90% of combs on the internet have a black power fist on them, so I checked out this comb. I found a question where the seller claims there is no line where the two halves are fused and goes across all the teeth of the comb. It is not true. This comb is good, yes, but it had a downside. All teeth have a sharp groove where the two halves are fused during production. Usually a sign of a cheap product. As a result, it sticks to my beard and damages my hair…

Carbon. Compared to all other picks, it's the smoothest and its teeth are seamless, meaning they won't damage hair. More expensive than other options, but the price matches the quality.