I need clippers that cut easily with little effort due to poor finger and hand strength. Do these cut easily?
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Yes, they cut silky smooth. No comparison the the drug store clippers. Precision instrument.
352163
Like butter, even on toe nails...Careful I have inadvertently nipped off a bit of skin before so go slow.
352164
I'm not sure what constitutes poor finger and hand strength but I can say that these nail clippers are the sharpest I have ever used. The mechanism is extremely solid so there is no wasted energy with slipping pieces or dull blades. You still have to have the requisite ability to squeeze a nail clipper but this tool rewards minimal effort with maximum output. I would highly recommend buying these as you won't find a better nail clipper on the market.
352165
Very Smooth and clean cuts. A nice satisfying "click" as it passed through the nail. I highly recommend them.
352166
Yes they do. Much sharper and easier to use than your supermarket and drug store varieties.
352167
I think they are easier than other clippers. There is a small ridge where you finger can grip and get leverage. These are the best clippers I've owned.
1231913
NO, they are very strong, just use a little lite oil on the cutter before sharpening, as instructed in the tips on the website. Works great!!!
1473106
Clipper are okay but certainly nothing to get excited about. I guess I would have expected the Clippers to be a little less flimsy for the price. Revlon from the local drug store is very comparable.
729606
Razor Blade and a steady hand should be no problem. We cut them all the time.
321071
I find the clips easy to open and I have lost a lot of strength in my hands due to age (no arthritis). I have had to buy all sorts of gadgets to assist me opening jar lids and even "hermetically sealed" packages, which I now cut open with kitchen shears..loss of strength in your hands can be quite disconserting! b.h.
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Hello Jacki they certainly should work very well and if they do not then we would be happy to give you a refund. When testing we trimmed the nails of a lot of very large dogs. As ever with these bigger dogs the secret is gentle but firm restraint and then cut very quickly but only remove a small bit at a time. I hope this helps and thank you for a great question. Paul | Simply Pets Online
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I had no problem whatsoever using regular scissors. It's fairly easy to cut but surprisingly strong.
1459142
Hi, good nail clippers, cut fine, cuticle oil is very good and also has super-practical and smells good (like fruit), and if the brush is a bit hard but I think it is because this new
568370
We trimmed our Austrial Shepard with them and the worked well. He has very thick fine and human clippers would not even start to work but these did. Use caution as the cut quickly thru even thick hair and hold wrinkles down flat or stretched tight to avoid cutting your dogs skin. Takes some practice to get a even trim, so start long.
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Not at all. In fact, I use my Grippers on both, my portable table saw, as well as my miter table. These are a MUST if you value your fingers. They keep the blade from ever coming close to your fingers. I wish I had known about these before my accident (..nearly severed off 3 fingers). It takes a minute to adjust to the piece your working with. Adjustment is fast & easy. I bought 2 for cutting long strips of trim/stock. While they are a bit pricy, you really need 2 for long boards. Best investment you'll ever make. Just make sure you keep the pads and the stock your cutting clean of dust & dirt and these grippers won't slip off the wood, as some have said happened to them. Not at all. In fact, I use my Grippers on both, my portable table saw, as well as my miter table. These are a MUST if you value your fingers. They keep the blade from ever coming close to your fingers. I wish I had known about these before my accident (..nearly severed off 3 fingers). It takes a minute to adjust to the piece your working with. Adjustment is fast & easy. I bought 2 for cutting long strips of trim/stock. While they are a bit pricy, you really need 2 for long boards. Best investment you'll ever make. Just make sure you keep the pads and the stock your cutting clean of dust &... » Read More Not at all. In fact, I use my Grippers on both, my portable table saw, as well as my miter table. These are a MUST if you value your fingers. They keep the blade from ever coming close to your fingers. I wish I had known about these before my accident (..nearly severed off 3 fingers). It takes a minute to adjust to the piece your working with. Adjustment is fast & easy. I bought 2 for cutting long strips of trim/stock. While they are a bit pricy, you really need 2 for long boards. Best investment you'll ever make. Just make sure you keep the pads and the stock your cutting clean of dust & dirt and these grippers won't slip off the wood, as some have said happened to them. « Show Less
698228
You will not have a problem. We have 2 dogs with very thick nails and they cut them no problem. They are very sharp and easy to use. We are very pleased with them!
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My hands are medium to small. The pruners work good for me. If my hands were any smaller more effort would be needed for me to cut. I love the pruners though and would rather work with them then use the old time pruners I have always purchased.
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These are the best clippers ever, you can not make a mistake with them and the blade lifts up and pulls off. Very simple to use
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They are average large sized clippers. Meant for toes. They have a convex blade angle. Beware.
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very easily....they are super sharp......i mean very sharp....be careful....we love them
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Yes, they are very easy to use. But make sure your child holds still, as they are very sharp and can cut him/her as well as hair.
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Yes, they are about finger size length, and are really hard to cut thin slices