Chris Christensen 005 7.5 inch Fine/Coarse Long Tooth Greyhound-Style Butter Comb, Groom Like a Professional, Rounded Corners Prevent Friction and Breakage, Solid Brass Spin with Steel Teeth, Chrome

Amazing grooming tool! I use it on my Golden Retriever and my long haired Calico cat.

WOW!!! I have a couple of Shelties and this works great on their double coat to detangle and gets through to the undercoat without pulling or breaking the hair. Grooming time has been drastically reduced because it works so well. I’ve used the same type of product from other manufacturers but this is so much better. Although it’s a bit more expythan other brands, the time it saves makes it worth the additional money. I can’t figure out why it works so much better than other brands, but there’s a huge difference. Well worth the money.

This is a great comb. I did think it was pricey so I bought a 15 dollar comb to compare. The comb is big and the teeth make combing out mats so much easier. The cheaper comb took a lot more effort. The CC comb slides through our doodle's hair like butter and is worth it!

I don't often leave reviews but I am so impressed by this comb! I have two long haired, double coated dogs and have used my fair share of brushes and combs. Someone recommended this comb to me and I needed a new one so I figured I'd give it a shot. I will never go back to another. It does an amazing job of gliding through their fur while still removing dead undercoat. It's very comfortable to hold, feels solid but isn't so heavy that my hands get tires. No snagging on their fur which I'm sure they were happy about. I didn't think there could be such a difference from the less expensive combs I have used but there really is. I've only had it a few days so I can't speak to how it will hold up but it feels and looks very well made. Highly recommended!

I trust the CC brand so I went ahead and purchased this metal comb ... but unlike CC's brushes, I'm not convinced it was worth the cost. Side by side I really cannot tell that there is a huge difference between this and say - an Andis comb. Perhaps there is but I just do not know. I think the cost is rather high for what it is. That said if it holds up and the pins don't bend (and the do seem very smooth and nice) it's a nice comb - but $50 for this just feels like I probably paid for the name.