Mehaz Professional Toenail Clipper #662

Best ever nail clipper for my hard nails. It is very sharp well made and easy to use. The nail storage works wonders and make it easier to use it anywhere anytime without any mess.

Not as effective as I thought it would be especially for toenails - I found that the holder for the clippings was more of a hinderanc.than an advantage and prevented one from cutting into the side of the nail for an even cut/

Doesn't really catch nail clipping as described but nice to have a new, sharp nail clipper either way. The clipper itself is of good quality.

I ordered this and received a Mehaz`660. This is NOT a toe nail clipper - it is only suitable for fingernails. The cutters are far too narrow for toe nails and do not open wide enough. Therefore I am giving it one star because the title is completely misleading and the item not fit for the declared purpose

nails fly out the sides

This is a very well made tool for clipping toe nails etc. and a great file for finishing off the nails, First class in every respect and well worth the cost. It also catches the nail clippings in its cover. Best clipper that I have seen and I recommend it to anybodyLawrie

needs to cove larger mens toe nails

Good quality - worth the extra £

As a professional these are the only brand I will ever use! They stay sharp and last forever!

Very high quality, cut nails as no other clipper can do! Before buying check prices from different sellers on Amazon, some are much higher and some are at a fair price.

Very sharp, professional tool, quality is great, my only issue was the case I had to remove it to get into all the tight places but that may or may not be a issue for you.

I lost, misplaced, my favorite clippers and needed a replacement. My lost ones were the larger toenail clippers with a slightly curved cutting surface. They worked perfectly for many many years. I thought finding a replacement pair would be a snap.....boy was I wrong. It seems that the nail clipper authorities have determined that the straight-cut or flat type are much better for you. I believe that "they" think that a totally straight cut stops the possibility of ingrown toenails. This thinking I believe has trickled down and through the "rank-and-file" (pun intended) as i would think is mandatory curriculum in beauty collages. In other words, they are being taught that they better use the straight-cut clippers unless they open themselves up to ingrown toenail lawsuits. OK maybe I am cynical a little bit but the curved clippers are getting harder and harder to find, especially in the larger toenail size, which are the perfect size for a man's fingernails.I could take or leave the clipped nail catcher but i figure if it catches most, or even some that's a plus. Easily removed and discarded if you don't like it. However, no one has mentioned the filing bar on the back of these clippers. It is excellent!!! Very sharp and I have to be careful not to remove too much nail after clipping and using the file portion briefly. Anyway, I do some jeweler work and have quite a collection of pliers, and files, burs and tools and such and I can speak from experience that using properly hardened tool steel is the only way to go. These clippers definitely fit that bill.

I bought these because my old (almost 10 years old) clippers were starting to leave sharp edges on my nails. These had wonderful reviews. Well, they also leave sharp edges on my nails, and while they do feel solid and like they'll cut through anything, they have a weird sensation when doing so.