ALVIN LOW
Not recommended
The gap between the metal part was so big, nail keep dropping out of the catcher. Whats the point of having a catcher if you are only going to catch 90% of the nails. I still need to pick up the 10% manually.


No-mes Genuine Fingernail Clipper, Catches Clippings, Made in USA
نه: توسط سازنده متوقف شده است : 6.86 x 1.42 x 1.42 سانتی متر؛ 25.51 گرم: ابعاد محصول : Industrial Tool & Die Co., Inc.: سازنده : B00GYES4R2: ASIN : SG_B00GYES4R2_US: شماره مدل کالا : ایالات متحده آمریکا: کشور مبدا :
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فلزی
نام تجاری
www.nomesnailclipper.com
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فولاد ضد زنگ
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فولاد آلیاژی
طراحی منحصر به فرد ثبت اختراع، گیره های ناخن را می گیرد و به راحتی تخلیه می شود سوهان ناخن برش لیزری داخلی شامل دسته مانند ناخن گیرهای معمولی نمی چرخد و به راحتی در دست گرفته و کنترل می شود لبه های برش زمین دقیق برای برش صاف و یکنواخت ناخن یک هدیه منحصر به فرد می سازد. نبوغ آمریکایی در کار! ضمانت مادام العمر بدون قید و شرط و 100% ساخت آمریکا
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رنگ
فلزی
نام تجاری
www.nomesnailclipper.com
مواد
فولاد ضد زنگ
لبه تیغه
منحنی
جنس تیغه
فولاد آلیاژی
طراحی منحصر به فرد ثبت اختراع، گیره های ناخن را می گیرد و به راحتی تخلیه می شود سوهان ناخن برش لیزری داخلی شامل دسته مانند ناخن گیرهای معمولی نمی چرخد و به راحتی در دست گرفته و کنترل می شود لبه های برش زمین دقیق برای برش صاف و یکنواخت ناخن یک هدیه منحصر به فرد می سازد. نبوغ آمریکایی در کار! ضمانت مادام العمر بدون قید و شرط و 100% ساخت آمریکا
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Not recommended
The gap between the metal part was so big, nail keep dropping out of the catcher. Whats the point of having a catcher if you are only going to catch 90% of the nails. I still need to pick up the 10% manually.
The best clippers I've ever owned
I got fed up with crappy clippers a while back, and I hit Amazon to pick up a premium pair. To hedge my bets, I ordered two: these, and the Tweezerman Deluxe Nail Clipper Set . I'm not going to lie: I'm a sucker for USA made stuff, and that's why I bought these. As much as I hate to admit it, I bought the Tweezerman set just in case these sucked because I trusted the brand, and I thought it was a surefire win. Long story short: These put the Tweezerman to SHAME, and that's not to say the Tweezerman are a bad clipper by any measure -- quite the contrary, if I had opened them before this No-Mes, clipper, they would have (briefly) been the best I'd ever used. But these, well, they're just amazing. I was beginning to think that I had nails made out of some x-men, superhuman supermaterial. I've seriously broken three pairs of clippers in the past year - two of them the 'hook' on the centerpost snapped off, and the third gave way at the bend for the cutting head. I've always had to crush my clippers with what seemed like an excessive amount of force, and in the end I'd be rewarded with a ragged, but shorter nail. No more- these cut like butter. I thought that maybe my nails were just a bit soft this time, so I tried my old set on the same nail, and it still needed tons of force. I also tried the Tweezerman clipper, and while it was extremely good, it still didn't quite match up to these - needed more force, and the cut just wasn't quite as perfect. So here's some pro's and con's for those of you that like such things: PROS: - They really do catch most clippings. Very nice - All metal construction, no cheap crappy plastic like simlar Chinese mess-free clippers - Extremely solid and NO CENTER POST! Seriously, I'm sick of snapping those. The lever in these has two pegs that mount firmly into holes on either side of the metal housing. I'm virtually certain that I will NEVER break these, even if I go rogue and use them on my toenails. - Sharp. As. Hell. These are seriously the
Great nail clipper; love it.
This is probably the best overall nail clipper I’ve ever bought and used. There’s a lot of things that make it really good. First of all, the blade is sharp and doesn’t take much effort to clip your nails; it’s not THE sharpest nail clipper I’ve owned (I have one from Seki that is sharper and cuts cleaner), but it’s not dull, and you don’t struggle with trying to make a clean cut. The area where your finger rests on the lever is also depressed and ribbed, so it makes it easier to grip and hold the clippers while cutting. Also, unlike traditional nail clippers, the lever doesn’t flip, then swivel out to open when you want to clip nails, but instead, it’s got a creative mechanism that involves opening up the lever, then locking in place the nail catcher before you can flip back the lever to cut your nails; I like it; makes it less likely the pivot point between the lever and the clipper will go wrong. Perhaps what I like the most is that this clipper has the best nail catcher I’ve seen built in; most nail catchers are essentially just a plastic mold surrounding a traditional nail clipper; thus, there’s a chance that your nail clippings can get stuck in the back of the nail clipper and not get out, and it also makes your overall nail clipper a lot thicker on the sides, making it harder to clip nails on the sides. With this clipper, the catcher is built into a small compartment just behind the clipper, and the release point is behind as well, so there’s no chance your nail clippings get stuck anywhere when trying to empty the clipper. Finally, it’s a nail clipper that’s actually made in the USA (the lifetime warranty is a HUGE plus as well). Oh, and this clipper also works well for toenails. I knew it’d work well for fingernails, but was unsure that it would work for toenails well until I tried it; the blade is sharp, but doesn’t cause your nails to go flying all over the place when you make a cut; I would cut my non-big-toenail halfway, and then cut the rest of the way
GREAT QUALITY NAIL CLIPPER, WITH A UNIQUE (and cool looking) DESIGN AND IT’S MADE IN USA 🇺🇸
OMG - I didn’t think I could be so excited or happy about a nail clipper, but after years of using “cheapo” clippers bought at the supermarket or drug store, I now know what a GREAT nail clipper truly is. Not only are these incredibly strong and very sharp, the design and mechanism is unique (at least unlike anything I’ve ever come across). You can tell when using it that it was built with quality materials, a cool design, and with dedication. I can tell that it will last a long time. I’m also able to cut my nails faster, since the sharp blades do not require going back to do much “cleanup” at the end. On top of everything else, it’s made in the USA! I’m actually surprised that a US manufacturer of nail clippers can survive in this age with (what I assume) are massive cargo ships carrying millions of the “cheapo” nail clippers that arrive in the US each year from China and elsewhere. But I’m very glad that they are making these in the US (and I’m sure the quality of the product is a big part of how they can compete again the cheapos). While I admit to buying imported products (based on price) more than I would like, it’s definitely good to know that it’s still possible to buy from a US manufacturer who is making quality goods (even for something as small and insignificant-sounding as a nail clipper). I will support this company how I can...I guess I need to see what else, if anything, they make that is consumer oriented (maybe a toenail clipper?)
Feels quality, Made in USA. Total cleaning may be a slight issue.
This cuts nails, and keeps the bits from flying where you'll step on them later. It does both jobs well with minimal force required, and it's made in america to boot. The only real complaint I have is that it's far more complex than a normal nail clipper and as a result has plenty more places for nastiness to hide. I can't imagine a hospital ever using these as it cant really be taken apart to be manually scrubbed... But it's all-stainless so you may be able to submerge it in bleach or boiling water once or twice a year just to make sure there's nothing growing under the leaf spring. The packaging was nice, but a little excessive. I could do without the custom-cut faux-velvet foam since it seemed to be the kind that sheds everywhere, rather than encouraging reuse in a drawer.