They're a bit stiffer than I'd like in terms of being able to cut them and ...
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To be fair, I bought these to use as scupper plugs on my kayak.  I don't play golf.  They're a bit stiffer than I'd like in terms of being able to cut them and modify them to fit in the holes.
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I had these in a hotel and liked them quite a bit. But the ones I received were a bit stiffer than the ones in the hotel.
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Great scissors - point is not as 'pointed' as I would like since i wanted these for detail work but they are sharp.
4160168
A little stiff at first, but otherwise they're exactly what I expected.
2521303
They are not as sharp as I thought they would be but what I need them for they are just fine.
2985855
I think I have to cut it to the correct size, but they will work fine.
792781
They are not as sharp as the Kyrocera knives.
But the price is right; and they can cut.
4469277
The only thing off is they are a bit rougher than I am used to. After a few uses, they smoothed right out.
4106694
They are not comfortable but they do give you a little bit of something to grip. They could be vastly improved upon though.
164644
From what I can tell, these are some high quality laces. They are very sturdy and quite stiff. That being said, they are a bit tough to manipulate. I'm using them on my standard issue Navy boots. They were a tight squeeze through the eyelets and I should have ordered a size (or two) smaller. But that was my fault for not measuring my old laces. I just went off the number of eyelets since that was how the sizing was posted. I haven't had much chance to really test the durability of these bad boys yet but I will update as necessary.
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they look cool and they are not expensive but they are kind of stiff. Maybe after a little walking they will loosen up some?
3629986
The fabric is kind of stiff and crunchy and they are not perfectly square, but hopefully after a few washes the fabric will soften up. I like to put them up in my hair Rosie the Riveter-style on the weekends when I'm working around the house, so these server their purpose fine.
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Pretty flimsy and cheap feeling - however they do cut extremely well.
357691
They seem to last a little longer than the cheaper originals in my machine. This could also be due to me finally getting pressure dialed in for cutting right.
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While it's definitely small, sharp and convenient these clippers are a bit awkward and aren't as comfortable to use as a regular set of clippers.
On top of being a bit awkward to use they are difficult to get under shorter fingernails.
I've been trying to use these for over a week now and I just cant seem to get comfortable with them.

To be fair I keep my nails short, like really short. I play guitar, do a lot of writing and have a bad habit of biting if my nails if I feel them catch on anything. Because of that I keep them a lot shorter than most and find that I just cant get a good trim with these clippers.

I do feel like if you had slightly longer nails, like those that stick out to the tips of your fingers or just shy of, you would probably like these clippers.
Again they are sharp, very sharp and they are really slim which makes them easy to carry around in a pocket or a wallet.
They are just slightly thicker than your standard house key, a little over 2 1/4 inches long and about 1/2 inch wide.
I will definitely be packing them when camping and taking short trips but i still prefer a standard set of nail clippers to these.
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These could be beefier for the money, but they work well enough.
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I really want to love these because of the eco friendly part of them, but I just am not a huge fan of the bristles and their shape. I thought that it would be great for reaching the back of my tiny mouth with way too many teeth (even braces didn't fix my tiny mouth issues) but the bristles are kind of both stiff and too wobbly. I'm not sure how to describe it, they are scratchy because they are so tough, but then they bend so easily that you don't have a lot of control over them. I think that if the bristles were just a different material so that you get more control from them, I would definitely love these. I am always looking for ways to reduce waste, and I love that facet of these tooth brushes. The bamboo is definitely something to get used to, because it is dry and almost gets caught on your lips as you brush lol. It was really weird at first, but I have gotten used to it and don't consider it to be a con.