🔪 Premium Stainless Steel Toenail Clippers for Paronychia, Ingrown Nails, Thick Nails - Ideal for Men, Women, and Seniors Review

I literally broke another pair of scissors or wire cutters trying to get through my thicker nails and these clippers were like cutting warm butter. I was also a bit reluctant to look at the shape of the blades, but once I actually got my hands on them and used them, I saw how well the design works. What was sometimes a long and tedious job has been turned into a quick and easy 5 minute task. The handle is great too, very easy to hold so you don't have to worry about slipping and hurting…

Well made pliers: effectively cuts hard thick nails, has comfortable soft grips and is definitely sharp. I like the folding springs that fit into the grips. The only thing I found uncomfortable was trying to get the right angle (I'm right-handed) when trimming the near edges of my left big toe. fingers of the right hand. The required angle is sharp enough. I believe that for a left handed player working with the right foot the opposite would be true. The cure is to develop left hand skills to…

Excellent quality, very sharp and manoeuvrable clippers. Cuts thick, hard nails very well, not skin with sharp, tapered blades. I have used them on toenails and they are perfect. The size, extra-thick, comfortable handles, recoil spring, and blade coating make these clippers a steal. I use this pair as my fishing scissors as they cut any line, braided or mono, with precision, comfort and speed. Buy them and you won't be disappointed!

The idea of buying this hair clipper came to me while taking my 92 year old father to see an orthopedist. They used something very similar to cut off his nail-hard toenails. I bought them mainly for my husband. He's a bit scared of them but I think he's just an old dog stuck in his ways. I have used them on my much shorter toenails and have found that they can be trimmed very precisely. They are very comfortable to hold and feel very secure. They cut like scissors, which I think makes them…

I don't often do reviews. But this product meets the requirements specified by the manufacturer. My father-in-law will be 95 next month. He can still take care of the house and yard, albeit with restrictions, but is largely in control of himself. However, he cannot bend over to clip his toenails. Due to COVID19, he was unable to go to the salon to have his nails cut. I did that with this tool. His nails have been cut since February. They were long and brittle, the thumbs were very thick. The…

With age, nails become thicker and more difficult to trim. Elderly people are also less mobile due to arthritis or back problems and find it difficult to reach their toenails. These cutters are not as comfortable for small hands as they are for a small woman. The mechanism requires more strength than an elderly person with arthritis in their fingers to cut a thick nail. The tips are also too thick and therefore more difficult to get under the nail in order to position it for cutting. Hence the…