KOHM Curved Nail Clippers with Nail File (in Build) - Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Toe Nail Nippers Tool for Men, Women, Seniors & Adults

I am a typical male, so I'll tell you straight off that I don't know much about manicures, clippers, etc. I did have a pair of the drug store variety that actually did TEAR my toenail, which was the last straw. I had previously thought that all the people who had written about tearing a toenail were being a bit dramatic, but it turned out that it does happen.Anyway, I ordered three different brands of toenail clippers in the normal concave shape and the straight cut shape. They were all around the same price range as the ClipPro.The ClipPro is the best of the ones I bought. One of the other brands (I won't say which one it was here), had a lever that was much too flexible. If I had really hard nails, I'm not sure that one would have been able to actually cut the nail. The jaws were sharp, but the lever flexed to the point of touching the back end of the clipper.The ClipPro has good, sharp jaws, and the lever is good and stiff. It is solid and easy to hold and use. It delivers a good, clean, straight cut. I don't know what else to say about such as simple tool; but it was worth the extra money over buying the drugstore clippers.Peace to all who promote peace in their daily lives

OK, here is the deal, I have had a real issue trimming toenails. Clippers found in drug stores and dept stores haven't been able to do the job. My nails are just too thick, too hard and too oddly shaped for regular clippers. I've also wasted money on "scissors" supposedly designed for the job. I also bought the type that look like wire cutters from the drugstore which were nearly impossible for me to use on my gnarly nails and would barely cut what I could get at, which was more wasted money. I was desperate and decided to search on Amazon and was encouraged when I found these, which claim to be for thick nails AND had a straight blade which I also "wished for" in a toenail clipper. I had to try, so I ordered them and they arrived right away. I have to admit, when they arrived they actually looked and felt like they might actually do the trick and I immediately had to try them. Man alive, these clippers actually cut tough nails with little effort! These clippers are big enough and strong enough to command respect. It might sound strange, but I'm actually thrilled and tickled silly to find a tool to do a job I've been unable to do until now.Many, many Thanks!

I bought these a few years ago, and they still work great. My wife keeps borrowing them so I bought them for her and decided to get myself a backup. These things are sharp! My nails are like armor and these cut with no problem.

Haven't used this clipper much yet but when I tried it on a fingernail it worked great. Can't do 5 stars having just receiving it yesterday.

This brand is it for me - has been a go-to going on a decade - and this product is one of my favorite versions.

These actually work great!! I mean well. I got stepped on by a big girl with spiky red pumps in the lunch line back in high school. She put all her weight on my big toe. I lost my toe nail and it never was the same since I was 19 and many sports later. I have broke a few pair of clippers over the years. The other day I was trying to cut my thick big toe nail and I could NOT fit my clipper on it. So I thought... I am going to check Amazon. Sick of doing this for 20 yrs. Fighting with my toe. Went to Amazon, read the reviews and ordered this in 6 minutes and I think got it the next day. Opened it.. and my 10 yr old watched me and could not believe it worked. It worked great. Fit around my toe nail. Cut it perfectly. It is strong, and really nice to look at too, pretty design. You can tell it is strong and well made and professional looking. I did not care how it looked but was kind of surprised it was pretty too.

My other nail clippers just weren't cutting it anymore, so I got these. They are exceptionally sharp and easy to use, a pleasure to hold, and I very much love the built-in nail file on the body. It's not a flimsy little file; it's perfect.

I ordered two of these clippers, and they both have the same defects. The cutting edges are not perfectly parallel with each other, so you have to apply a little extra pressure to get the jaws to close completely. Both of the clippers also have a slight underbite. The first one I ordered was bad enough that I immediately returned it and ordered another. The second one is not as bad as the first, but it's borderline. These defects could perhaps be overlooked in a $1 clipper, but this product just isn't manufactured with the precision I expected at this price point. I could ask for a replacement from the seller, but they would probably just send me another defective clipper. I might just stick with this clipper and use it because it seems to work OK. It just requires a little extra pressure to get it to clip on one side. These pictures are of the first clipper I received.UPDATE: I am also posting photos of the second clipper. The second clipper is the one with the less severe underbite, and the wider gap at the side of the jaws. The underbite on the new clipper may barely be discernable in the picture, but I can definitely catch it with my fingernail.