Trim Neat Feet Foot Care Implements Deluxe Toenail Clipper with File, Straight Edge, Stainless Steel, Cuts Toughest Toenails, Helps with Ingrown Nails, Ultra Sharp, Nail Care Tool, 1 Count

looks like really good quality.

A lot of other offerings out there trying to reinvent the wheel, but the Trim Straight Edge doesn't offer any complicated gimmicks and works as well as the Trim clipper I bought over a decade ago, which is rare these days.Never use a curved clipper on your toenails, for most people this is going to be the best option out there.

I know some people have expressed concern that this is an authentic TRIM pair of toenail clippers because their company name isn’t shown on them anymore. I myself was concerned about this.We used to have one of the older pairs of these which actually did have the company name on it and a great file with a little curve at the tip of it. Those worked very well for a long time. Frankly, I don’t recall what happened to them.I attempted to use a pair of no name clippers on my toes. Those weren’t toenail clippers, unfortunately. For awhile, they were alright. Until I started having challenges with my toenails. The nails were growing back weird looking with sharp edges. Not fun. And the clippers weren’t doing a proper job of it.I ended up with a slightly ingrown toenail on my second toe. Also not fun. We bought these hoping the TRIM quality would be as good as always. The file was essential to lift the nail up and outward so I could do the surgery on my toenail with the clippers. Yes, it did arrive with a file and it has the old curvy tip on it.After cleaning the nail area with organic witch hazel and organic tea tree oil, I carefully used the file and clippers. The surgery was successful.Though I would still prefer to see the TRIM name on my clippers as a full measure of proper quality, these still helped make a challenging job easier. Hopefully, when I clip my toenails, the old excellent quality will evidence itself.

The description says it’s a Trim but it actually says Japan, not Trim brand. It’s stiff & not as flexible as my old Trim is, but it does the job it’s meant for. Be truthful about the brand product. I don’t appreciate the deception.

Good clippers. It is hard to find a pair that the blades come together exactly flush otherwise they leave a burr on your nail and then you have to file it down. These are pretty good.

Marketed as “TRIM” these are a poorly designed substitute. The opening was too narrow. I have a Trim brand clipper and these do not compare. Returned

Been trying different nail clippers to find one that will work. This is one of the best and most inexpensive. It does an excellent job at trimming the nails and it opens wide to get access to the nail on my big toe - even the slightly curved part. And it cuts the nails very well. Some of the other more expensive brands just squish the nail. I don't even need to soak my nails to soften them as some of the other brands suggest.I for sure would buy again.

Durable, strong great for toenails