List Price: $29.00 Price: $23.57 You Save: $5.43 (19%)

Product Details Stainless steel Great for travel Features high-tech cutting edges in a slim, flat design Comes in black leather case Extra sharp blades cut nails evenly and precisely

Product Description

The Pour Homme stainless steel nail clipper is precisely engineered, with high-tech cutting edges, to ensure a clean straight cut each time. Its ultra thin and flat design stores easily in its black leaTher case.

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Customer Reviews

Cuts like a knife, but it feels so right...
So I was introduced to the world of superior nail clippers a couple years ago when I got the Seki Edge.....http://www.amazon.com/Seki-Edge-Stainless-Fingernail-Clipper/dp/B000F35R00/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1322510729&sr=8-3Recently I misplaced that and decided to order another rather than go without. I had used that Seki a couple times a week for over a year and it was still sharper and superior to any other 'new' clipper I'd ever used. Just wish it had a built-in file and the portability of this one intrigued me. So I tried this one to see if it'd be an upgrade. I couldn't find any reviews comparing these so here is the comparison for others like me:Clipping: Both are fantastic and very similar in the pressure it takes to cut. The Seki is a little easier to hold in your hand and it's a little more curved on the blade end. It's also a bit easier to see what you are doing. If both were sitting in front of me I'd choose the Seki. Though this...

June 30, 2008 (Research Triangle Park, NC USA) | Helpful Votes: 17 | Rating: 5

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List Price: $16.00 Price: $16.00

Product Details Convenient case catches clippings for easy cleanup Ultra-sharp, slightly curved cutting edge0 Precise clean cut every time

Product Description

Features an ultra-sharp, slightly curved cutting edge that uses the force of the lever to achieve a precise clean cut every time. Creative design includes a convenient nail catching component.

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Customer Reviews

Great nail clippers.
I bought my first pair at Nordstrom's and have loved them ever since. My husband travels and needed a good pair so I took my pair to visit him and then decided we needed more than one and found them on Amazon. We have had some very poor clippers in the past, the get dull and break the nail when you clip, this is a sharp, easy to use pair of nail clippers and well worth the money. The case comes off and I don't use it but when you spend money on your nails these clippers are an awesome investment.

August 18, 2010 (Colorado) | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 5

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Sharp and catches clippings
The Henckels fingernail clipper is sharp, requiring little "squeeze" effort and fits well in a man's hand (might be a little large for a woman's hand). It boasts the ability to catch clippings - and DOES. On the negative side, and although the arc of the head does not look to be too curved, it does seem to leave rough spots on the nails.

July 1, 2010 (Rogers,) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 3

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Nail Clipper
The clipper cuts your nails like many others. I purchased it for the catching ability, which it doesn't do any better than any other catching type clipper. I spent to much for that ability.

February 21, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 3

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Price: $38.95 You Save: $5.84 (15%)

Product Description

Material: Stainless Steel
Finish: Matte
Size: 2.36 inch

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Customer Reviews

INOX Folded Stainless Steel Nail Clipper
I bought this to replace a Hoffritz nail clipper which was probably purchased in the 1960's. It is not the same quality and does not clip as easily as the old one did, the recipient of this gift told me. We like this style of clipper which folds flat and is hard to find. I have shopped for them in many types of stores in the Seattle and Richmond, Virginia areas. Most sales clerks in beauty supply, gift, department, and drug stores, do not know about this style of clipper.

January 24, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 2

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