💅 Solingen Germany Erbe Large Heavy Duty Nail Scissors: High Quality German Toe Nail Cutter Review

When it arrived, I didn't try it for 2 months because it looked delicate and it wasn't suitable for cutting my thick and hard toenails. I have bought 5 different products that claim to be the best. The Japanese made cuts like wire cutters, but that doesn't work when my toenails are very curved as they don't open wide enough. The scissor type would be better for curved areas as they open wider but don't cut well and when others couldn't cut through this morning (one of them just left a crease in

This is a very good pair I consider professional pedicure scissors but I am not a professional manicurist. I regularly trim my mother's nails, which causes problems. She is 91 years old and her feet are very crippled, so her toenails are severely deformed and some of them are very difficult to cut. Her toenails, left untrimmed, grew massively around her toes, and others grew back and hit the top of her slippers. I found them impossible to cut with a standard cutter of any size. I tried the…

I don't know who these Erbe Heavy Duty Pedicure Scissors were designed for, but to be fair to consumers they should have some sort of comparison picture to show the "relative size" of these to show scissors. . The holes on the fingers are too small to twist for use on nails. They can be more oval in shape. My fingers are not big, but too big for it. So I can't say anything about the material and sharpness. Make scissors bigger so more people can use them.

I expected better performance on my thick toenails. Unfortunately, these expensive scissors didn't work as well as my very old and well-used $9 Walgreen nail scissors. Of course, these German scissors cut thin toenails with precision. But something in the form of raw edges makes them useless for thick old toenails. The scissors slide back instead of completing the cut.