Kent OT Kent Pocket Comb 4.4" Fine Tooth Comb and Wide Tooth Comb - Handmade Hair Comb for Men for Travel Hair Combs, Beard Comb and Mustache Comb - Combs for Women and Kids, Saw Cut and Hand Polished

I've had 2 or 3 break when stored unprotected in my back pocket. I now keep it in a sheath (that came with a bone pocket comb that shed teeth, even when in the sheath, and so that comb was discarded and the cover kept).. So far, thus protected, I've had no breakages. It's labeled as "Hand Made" and is quite elegant in appearance (not just cheap and brittle black plastic, as so many are now) with rounded teeth ends (not scratchy as some), a little smaller than most, but at least it fits nicely in my back pocket without poking a hole in it and is available when needed to tame my windblown hair. It's really a nice comb, and, after thinking about it again, I've given it 5 stars..

I prefer the “All Fine Teeth” variation of this comb. My scalp is sensitive because of chemotherapy. The all fine teeth version of this comb is gentle and effective. It’s a pretty tortoise shell look, too. It’s big enough to arrange my hair and small enough to fit on a small shelf.

Okay; it's a comb; how can you possibly get excited about a comb. Well, you can't, unless it's the first time that you've needed one in 45 years. In my case, since I've been bald since I was 20, purchasing a new comb, or even owning a comb was never an option. Than, miraculously, after taking the drug Finasteride for an enlarged Prostate, my hair started growng back. It turns out that Finasteride is the same drug that's prescribed for hair loss in men.So here I am, at age 65 acting like a kid in a candy store. Once again I have enough hair to comb. The last time that I went to a barber it cost $1.75 for a haircut. Having hair again is a big deal when you're an old guy like me. Buying this comb was more satisfying than buying my last car. The satisfaction that it gave me to realize that I was back in the game is priceless. Do I know a lot about combs, well obviously no. This could be the worst comb in the world, but for me it's like receiving a crate of gold bars.The bottom line is that just by the fact that I now need a comb, makes this item on my list of best purchases for 2014. I will treat this comb with respect, as it is an item that has miraculously come back into my life. Thank you to Finasteride for returning some of my hair. Thank you Kent for making a comb worthy of the new hair on my head.

This is a great pocket comb! I've been using a common black plastic comb for years, but they tended to be brittle and invariably some of the teeth would break off (leaving sharp nubs) just by being carried in a pocket. The Kent comb is very sturdy, smooth, and goes through hair easily. It's slightly smaller than the name-brand black plastic pocket comb I had been using, but this Kent comb works just fine. I bought the two-pack, but given my experience so far, I may not need the second comb for a long time. No broken teeth. No sharp edges. It's worth the extra expense.

I bought one and loved it. It was at once sturdy and the gentlest comb that ever touched my dome-piece. So I bought another for the car. I somehow lost one in a recliner for over a year, so, being used to two, I bought a third. Imagine my surprise when I found the lost one, bonus comb! Dang ol' carrying comb. Just get it already, lady.

As a men's pocket comb it is smaller than I'm used to. The quality is good. I'm not crazy about the materials as Kent combs that I have tend to curve over time making it rather difficult to use with either hand. I rather have old fashioned quality nylon combs from decades ago. Those were combs that might get lost but never break, warp, or damage hair. I have succumbed to the fact that in today's market I probably cant buy a better comb than Kent, I just have to replace them when they get warped. I'm sure living in the southwest where we have a season of severe heat in the summer isn't helping the matter.

This review is for "Kent A OT Double Tooth Hair Pocket Comb, Small Fine / Wide Tooth Comb For Hair, Beard and Mustache, Coarse / Fine Hair Grooming Comb for Men, Women and Kids. Saw Cut Hand Polished. Handmade in England"I lost my original Kent comb. I did not let a day pass before ordering another! Very pleased with this comb.I wanted a saw cut comb, which this is. The molded combs are much cheaper, but each tooth has a seam that damages your hair and makes it hard to clean the comb. You can get wooden saw cut combs, but I believe the teeth would be subject to wear and breakage.It is a very pretty comb. It glides easily through the hair. No static at all in my experience. It has lasted me years.It's jean pocket size. I could want it a little larger, but then I'd pay a lot more as hand cut combs are not cheap. This size is OK for my long, straight hair.This would make a nice gift for someone with long hair.

Never seen a plastic type comb this nice. Fits in pocket nicely without being too small. Def impressed.