SEKI EDGE SS-112 Stainless Steel Nail Clipper

These clippers are solid and well-made with extremely sharp blades. They are a bit heavier than typical nail clippers, but the weight adds to the quality feel and control. I was struggling to clip my nails and thought my wrists were weak — turns out I just needed a better clipper. This one cuts cleanly and makes the job easy. Use with care if you have neuropathy due to the sharpness. Highly recommend for anyone needing a reliable, high-quality nail clipper.

Super sharp and easy to use. Best clippers I’ve ever had. Worth the price.

While it does seem a bit expensive, one immediately realizes just how sharp, and how well constructed this clipper is, within moments of clipping just a nail or two. The quality seems quite apparent. There is one aspect with which I would need to quibble, just a bit. If your toenails are thicker, I absolutely do not feel that there is sufficient room to properly accommodate thicker toenails. This is about my 4th purchase in my desire to find one that I feel comfortably accommodates thicker nails. Who knew that finding a quality toenail clipper could be so challenging? I know that I would not have envisioned that it could be so difficult. I have two nails that are thicker, and it seems difficult to find a quality, precision clipper, that allows for them, even though they are not excessively thick, to my mind. While I do feel that this clipper is NOT sufficiently accommodating of thicker nails, the quality is such that I am keeping it, given how well it is constructed, and how sharp it is. I would not hesitate in purchasing it, however, I do not feel that it is sufficiently wide to properly accommodate a thicker nail, at least not comfortably. Otherwise, there is no doubt, as to the clipper's obvious quality. I recommend it without hesitation, aside from the one concern that I articulated.

Ergonomic and sharp, best clippers I’ve tried

A few months ago I bought the Seki SS-106 model nail clippers and loved them. Recently, I upgraded to the SS-112 model after reading reviews and was intrigued by the reviews and larger size. Perfect! The size of the SS-112 model is bigger in the hand than the SS-106 with both models providing exceptionally clean, smooth cuts to the nails. The larger SS-112 is probably better for thicker nails as well as for those with larger hands/fingers. Being an older guy, these SS-112’s are easy to hold, easy to control while providing no resistance to toe and fingernails. Some reviewers mention this model might be too big for some people which, could be accurate but, for me, this clippers provided easy control and precision. The SS-106 model is a bit smaller and is great for fingernails and maybe for a bit more detail clips but, either one works great and I have no regrets purchasing both. Each product has a quality weight/feel, provides an exceptional nail clip while also giving the assumption that these high end nail clippers will likely last for years. The old adage “you get what you pay for” is fully exposed once I upgraded my nail clipping game with the Seki Edge SS-106 & SS-112. Worth the higher cost than those cheap pharmacy countertop clippers. I’ll never go back to low quality nail clippers.

The nail clippers I used to have were hard to use, didn’t cut the nails well (required a great deal of force), and required a lot of trimming afterward because the arc was too tight. After years of dealing with crappy nail clippers, and thinking that’s just how nail clippers work, I decided to do a little research and found this. Yes, they’re amazingly expensive for a pair of nail clippers, but a Porsche is amazingly expensive for a car, right? The analogy is apt, because these are the Porsche of nail clippers, if not the Rolls-Royce. To begin with, they are made a very strong steel, and the lever that you use to apply the pressure to make the cut does not bend and flex like other nail clippers I’ve had. Furthermore, the cutting edge is sharp and strong. A little bit of pressure goes cleanly through the nail and does not leave a jagged edge. Moreover, the arc of the clipping edge of these is, dare I say, perfect. It has a gradual arc that’s not far away from a straight line, so you can easily put a curve across the front of your nail, or tilt the back end forward and cut a little bit straighter by using the middle of the clipper. I attended engineering school, and it is clear to see that some mechanical engineer put a lot of thought into this. He or she was probably as disgusted with the nail clippers they were using at the time as I have been. So that basically covers it. I know I have a set of nail clippers that I dare say my grand children will be able to use as long as I don’t foolishly misplace them at some point. These things are precision made with high-quality steel, and they totally thought out their utilization curve. If NASA made nail clippers for the space shuttle (maybe they do?) these clippers would be the ones!

Sharp edges so it cuts very well. The tips are bulky so they are harder to get into position on the nail to cut.

Amazing clippers! Better than I expected! I haven’t been able to get to the salon to get my acrylic nails filled and shortened and was desperately in need of shortening them on my own. These clippers cut them down like they were butter and didn’t cause any shattering. I just needed to do a quick pass with a nail fail to smooth my nails out.