No-mes Toenail Clipper, Catches Clippings, Patented Ergonomic Grip, Built-in Nail File, Made in USA

This is what you're looking for, when you look for things that are well-crafted, solid, and do what they're supposed to do. Thick steel, easy to hold and use, and cuts through thick toenails with no issues.Add to that the unconditional lifetime guarantee and there's really no contest. Truly, I wish we could find this kind of quality for all kinds of products, but sadly it seems mostly a thing of the past for most things.Anyone that complains about it not "catching everything".. I mean it catching trimmings is just bonus features in my opinion. 99% of why I strongly recommend these is the aforementioned reasons.I feel like people that are having issues catching the trimmings just aren't using their head. If you point it straight down.. gravity, Isaac Newton, the apple, etc., the trimmings will fall out. Like.. why does my cup not hold the water? What do you mean I can't point it straight down?So, seems there's a technique to using these if you really want to try and catch the majority of the trimmings. Simply... after you press down to clip, while still holding them shut, angle clippers up a smidge, flick of the wrist if you wish, so the trimming falls to the back of the storage compartment, and then resume. If you angle them straight down at any point... yeah gravity, some trimmings will fall out. I usually trim a few this way, then turn it down and tap waste bin, rinse and repeat till you got all 10 piggies locked and loaded. I actually kind of prefer that I don't have to completely unfold it to get most of the trimmings to come out this way. After you're completely done and unfold it clear any remaining trimmings sure but rarely anything left over in there for me.I actually prefer this size of trimmer for my fingernails too, but if you have small hands might want to try their finger nail trimmer.

These clippers are so much easier for me to use since I'm able to maintain my grip on them. A nice bonus is that they catch and hang on to the clippings until you empty it.

Excellent product. Easy to clip and with straight clean cuts. Seems to be made very well. It doesn't catch all the nail clippings, but it is the best nail clipper that I've ever used.

Strange handling but working - MADE IN USA, at least for the price.

Great for what it does, cuts and collects clipping perfectly.

This clipper is great at clipping. Very sharp, easy to hold, everything is at the right angle, and easy to clip thick nails.However, it does not catch the clippings at all. There is a huge gap. I tried taping the biggest gaps and it still loses the clippings right when I clip the nail.I have their small one for fingernails and it works perfectly AND catches the clippings.

1) Money spent on a good nail clipper is money. well. spent.2) Toenail clippers are better for your hand nails then regular clippers.These are sturdy, well designed, and will last forever. They are very easy to grip and use, and cut through nails with little effort. They are also easy to clean, and fold down nicely. Also , American-made, woot woot.CON - These are difficult to use to clip toe nails, they're too straight across or something.

Toenail trimming always ended in cuts, due to my thick toenails. Advice was to have nails professionally trimmed, bringing my own tools to eliminate possible infection. We already had two of the smaller "No-mes" clippers, but didn't know that they started to manufacture large clippers. These large "No-mes" clippers are very well designed. The lever does not bend, and there is a large mechanical advantage, making thick nail trimming effortless.

Almost 100% mess free. Could spilt if you use it in an angle. But works well if you hold it horizontally. I do have no more mess to look after now.