Kent 14T Large all Coarse Hair Detangling Comb, Wide Teeth for Long Thick Curly Wavy Hair. Hair Detangler Comb For Wet and Dry. Rake Comb Saw-Cut from Cellulose and Hand Polished, Handmade in England

So this seems to be the "name" in combs ... It works great .. sturdy and comfortable to hold. It pulls my hair a bit when it is wet and gets dry before combing, but my hair has some length to it and is on the thick side. Great purchase and i would recommend Kent products to anyone looking.

It's a well made comb, but keep in mind that this particular model is designed specifically for beards and mustaches. It didn't say that when I bought it. If you are trying to use it for your beard or mustache, it is a good item.

Daily use and it is well made. No sharp edges like machine made combs. Very strong. Does not cause any static, which is very nice. Removes tangles easily. Smaller than the average cheaply-made comb available on the market, but the size is just perfect for described use.Good for straight, fine to medium, hair. Works well with very long hair too.

To small

I bought this comb and really did not pay close attention to the dimensions; it is too small for anyone with a decent amount of hair. It will work for my 9 year old Asian son with short straight black hair but not the girls in the house. Teeth are very cloe and comb is overall quite tiny. Good quality and well packaged.

One of the best combs I have ever used, light on the hair and skin. I use this with Suavecito Pomade, my hair has never looked better, the pomp, the slick and even the quiff look better.I wish I didn't wait so long to buy a decent comb, those 99 cent drug store ones really don't save any money... Buy this and never look back.

This is an awesome comb. Static free, it is nice and smooth and soft on the scalp, doesn't scrape you like cheap combs. This will last generations with the quality of it.

It's a comb. That pretty much sums it up. It does what a comb is supposed to do. Is it FANTASTIC and a new innovation in combing technology? No. It's a comb. My only criticism is that mine wasn't as 'tortoise-shell' looking as the picture but I imagine it's hit or miss when you're missing up a batch of translucent plastic. I would really like to know though how you can 'hand make' a plastic comb. My guess is in the finishing someone has to buff off the trim pieces from the plastic mold injecting machine. Don't hesitate to buy it. It's a comb and it will comb your hair.