Wahl Clipper Attachments #12 And #10 Guide Combs With Flat Top Comb

Comment: I was so glad to find out these guide sizes existed. Ordered and got them superfast. They fit our old Wahl perfectly and give the length we were looking for. With four boys/men's haircuts needed in this house, these things really save us some big bucks. We have no idea how to use the flat-top comb, but it makes for a good all-purpose haircut comb.

Comment: For those who want to just trim the crown, this is the combo to buy. Only gave it a 4 rating since the #12 attachment really flexes and can cut shorter than expected, so don't apply too much pressure like you do with shorter attachments. The #10 flexes as well, but not nearly as much. BOTH, however, fit a bit loose on the clipper so they rattle a bit (specially the #12)--sticking some tape on the attachment fixes this rattle. Overall, still very usable and you don't have to get a crew cut every time. It still beats having to pay for a cut at the barbers.

Comment: I wanted my wife to start cutting my hair with the Wahl Clipper I had purchased, but we needed a longer attachment fror the front of my hair. The #10 guide comb worked perfectly. Using the #8 and #6 guide combs that came with the clipper for the top and sides, and the #10 guide comb purchased from Amazon, for the front, my wife was able to give me a "salon" quality haircut in her very first try. It saved me $18.00, more than the cost of the purchase and shipping costs. It will ultimately save us over $200.00 per year. Easy to use and worked great.

Comment: After chemo, I decided I liked the "short" hair version of me, but the Wahl hairclipper kit I purchased didn't come with the longer-cut trimmer comb sizes. I was so very happy I was able to locate and order the longer 1-1/4 inch and 1-1/2 inch combs through Amazon. I'm thrilled I'll be able to cut it myself, especially since it will need to be cut so much more often. These combs are just the ticket for me. They'll end up saving me alot of money! Very satisfied! I just have to learn how to use the clippers and I'll be set with my new "shorter" hair cuts.

Comment: plastic is thin and flimsy. just have to be careful not to apply too much pressure on it while cutting. otherwise the fingers bend a little.