💅 High-Grade Stainless Steel Victorinox Nail Clippers with File - Swiss Army, 8.2055.CB, Packaged in a Blister Review

Very compact, when the lever is pressed (machine closing) and the knife is folded, it is closed and quite thin, narrow and compact. Comes with a small vinyl sleeve. The nail file pad, located on the inside of the nail cleaner blade, is 180 grit sandpaper that you can use to roughly file your nails. More like a little rasp. That's why I'm only giving it 4 stars. If you rely on this tool to get a working nail file, you won't. At least mine isn't. Since I always have a small pocket knife with…

For single machines, not for blade models with combination machines. Aside from being compact, I really like these cars for a reason and some might not appreciate them as much as I do. There are some ergonomic issues that I will address. I bought them specifically for the emergency kit simply because of the small space savings compared to traditional clippers. The size difference is really tiny but still enough for me to invest. However, I think that after some use they might become my go-to…

Because like many of you, I'm stuck at home right now waiting for the day when we get "all clear" or at least the COVID-19 becomes manageable. Even if. On the other hand, I can now sit here and reflect on all the things I bought CENTURIES ago. So funny. == My 23 month review == I confess I bought these little nail clippers with little hope that they would do the job well. And yes, the Victorinox brand influenced my decision. It serves as a relatively small tag on my fob (not that the regular…

Best nail clippers. Thanksgiving Week (2015) spent in Switzerland. Landed in Zurich, checked into the hotel and unpacked. I looked at my nails, noticed they were a bit long, and searched for my usual travel nail clippers - to no avail. Who knows where they were/are. I went to DT Zurich to buy replacement nail clippers. Victorinox nail clippers never crossed my mind until I saw the Victorinox store. I have a few other Victorinox personal care products and love them. "Why not," I said, "and went…

So today I clipped my toenails - using other clippers, not this one. Unfortunately, I've grown them out for so long that my big toenails seem to have had a similar hardness to titanium. First I cut off part of the nail. Then I had to press three times to try to cut off the rest of the nail and finally BOOM! No, I didn't cut the nail - the pliers broke! The metal part just came loose at the base - totally unusable. I panicked. Am I destined to spend the day with a partially cut nail? NO. Enter…

I've been carrying and using Victorinox clippers for a few months now - wanted to give them a fair test - but going back to the standard style. I just have more problems with my nails after using them than with regular nail scissors. I think this is mainly because the blades are straighter than regular blades (see photo). So trimming my nails is like trying to make an arc by drawing some straight lines. I end up with curves or sudden changes in nail length that require a lot of sanding to…