Nail clippers for thick nails

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Top quality basically the best of the best!

Excellent product, Work great 👍

Funciona a la perfección. Parece construido con buen acero. Incluso es bonito, color cobre, casi decorativo. Viene envasado de lujo, en un bote metálico del mismo color, envuelto en una bolsa de tela y con una lima del mismo metal. Diría que ya tengo cortauñas para toda la vida.

I had been encouraged by many of the positive reviews to give these clippers a try, having seen comments about how sharp they were, and seeing relatively few reviews showing broken springs (which seem to be the biggest complaint among reviewers of clippers). Based on what I saw, the spring on these clippers doesn't get compressed very far - even when the "jaws" are fully open and are therefore unlikely to break in most situations. My nails are very hard and potentially brittle, and I will normally only cut them after a shower, when they've had a chance to soften up in the water. To test these clippers, I decided to cut them without first soaking. I wanted to see whether they would crack/split and whether the pressure required to actually cut them would be too difficult to manage with one hand. My toenail, which is wider than the width of the blade, did split when I cut it. But, it split perpendicular to cutting line, and in the opposite direction of the cuticle towards the end of my toe). So, the toenail clipping came off immediately (normally, when my nails are soft, the nail will NOT come off until I reposition the clippers and finish the cross cut). Even though the nail clipping came off on its own, I still think I will maintain my routine of soaking first - no sense tempting fate and possibly have the nail split in an unpredictable manner. As far as safety, I can see how someone who keeps their toe in place and approaches the toe with a wide-open clipper jaw could accidentally catch some skin. However, if you bring the clipper slowly towards your nail and position the skin so it rests against the outside of the lower jaw of the clipper, you should be able to do a clean, safe cut. The final criticism of "open jaw" clippers is that they don't prevent nail clippings from flying all over. I did experience this with these clippers, and am thinking through how I might be able to solve this problem. So, a very strong endorsement of this clipper, as long as you take steps to keep your fingers and toes from getting pinched.