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Description
Set includes animal-friendly KEL5Z black faux leather 5-shear case, Level 2 molybdenum Five Star offset left-handed 7.0" straight shear, offset left-handed 7.0" curved shear, and left-handed offset 46-tooth 6.5" thinner.
The Five Star series is Kenchii's most versatile line of grooming tools making them the "go-to" for everyday grooming.
This line offers several choices to satisfy your specific grooming needs and provides reliable durability and cutting performance.
The offset handle and permanent finger rest ensures a more natural hand position for comfort and control.
Model Information
Model: KEFSOL Five Star Offset Lefty
Straight: 7.0"
Curved: 7.0"
Thinner: 46T (Total Length 6.5")
Case: KEL5Z
Model Details
Handle: Offset
Edge: Bevel | Micro-serrated
Material: Level 2
Assembly: External
Recommended for: Everyday
Details
Handle: |
Offset Lefty |
Edge: |
Bevel | Micro-serrated |
Material: |
Level 2 |
Assembly: |
External |
Recommended for: |
Everyday |
Product Reviews
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Exceptional service
Amazingly prompt delivery and top quality product.
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Like
I don't know if I'm picky but the two things I didn't like about these thinners are, they're too wide of thinners for me. I like mine a little more skinny. And they are heavy, my wrist hurts a lot already so these are a little hard on them. Otherwise they are very sharp, I love that. I hope they stay sharp for awhile here. I really like how they blend the hair. Very good blending shears.
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Awesome thinners
I am a full time groomer and was in great need of better thinners. Did some research and decided on this pair. They are AMAZING! So sharp and leave a great finish. Surprisingly light. I love them and recommend them. Beginners be wary because they are incredibly sharp.
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5 Star 44 tooth thinner
Thank God for this shear. I could not have passed my grooming school exam without them. They were smooth, perfectly balanced and perfectly just aggressive enough for blending my English Cocker furnishings.
