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Andis Attachment Set 4 Snap On Combs #04640 Fits Outliner Ii Square Blade Only

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I didn't even know they made these! Not only can I shave, but now I dont need another set of clippers to keep my goatee maintained!

These are the real deal. With the 4 attachments for the Outliner II you're beard is set. If you want longer or something you need to get these full size metal/plat/chrome looking ones that are about $100 maybe even a lil less on sale. I'm Middle Eastern and have thick dense hair and it works ok w me, My beard is huge in a few days. so... and my homie who's a barber is a brother that hooks up fades and facial hair to all the dudes around the hood. Like up to 10 a day. I have the outlinerII and he has that, the 'outliner T' which is cool for the face more accurate but cant/wont take any attachments, and da big $100 chrome ones, that has a gang of attachments. You gotta oil em every coupla days to once a week and you can take off the blade and push it up a tiny bit for a closer shave and can brush the inside. Also fill a cap of rubbing alcohol and put the corner/edge of the clippers in the cap of alcohol and turn it on. That'll clean it up nice, after that make sure u oil it. Durable! But i dunno abt their $10 dollar ones. Yea man the prices on Amazon are the same price as the wholesaler we buy them from. Where fades and fancy facial hair are bein hooked up, theyre using Andis'. And Amazon got em for the wholesaler price!

I use these on my Outliner II for beard trimming. The sizes are a good selection for reasonable beard lengths and they aren't nearly as pointy and sharp as the combs for the Andis Master Clipper. However, they are still a bit pointy and poke/jab your skin on occasion. I'll probably take my sander to them like I did with my Master Clipper combs, but these will require significantly less modification.

I mostly got the outliner II trimmer to trim the bottom edge of my mustache because it has a narrower blade than a full size trimmer. It works fine for that and trims really close. I also bought a set of the attachment combs for trimming my beard. At first I thought that for that it sucked. It really pulled my beard hairs. So I was going to advise skipping the comb attachments. By the way, I've used other trimmer/comb combinations without this issue. However I've figured out that you have to cut a little, then pull back, cut a little, then pull back, going just a little farther each time, it solves that problem.

I recently bought these as an addition to the Outliner II that I recently bought. As a matter of fact, they are the reason why I bought the Outliner II vs. the T-Outliner. The combs fit well but I wish they was one that cut lower so I can have my beard thinner. For now, I just use my old clippers (w/ its combs) to trim my beard down low but use the Outliner (w/o comb) to edge and get stubble. If you don't need to trim your beard down too low, these may work for you, but if you like that look, you may need to figure something else out like I had to do!

They work fine but I would have liked to have more attachments. I cant fine another set with any more.

These are rubbish. I got them to trim my facial hair, they cause the clippers to pull your hair though. They are unuseable....if thats a word..