Beard/Mustache Trimmer Suggestions...???

[CumminsPuller]

Ok gentleman. Mine has died after 6 or 7 years of use. I do not mind paying good money for a quality product. So price I am not to worried about. Cordless is a must as I travel alot. So maybe some of you more 'experienced' men(thought that sounded better than 'older') could give me your opinions on reliability, etc.



Thank you,



Jason

 

[RonaldLarson]

My experience

With Wahl has been very good. Came complete with brush, oil, clip-on trimmer spacers, and it's battery charger. Nice unit.

Ron

 

[CumminsPuller]

Ron, thanks for replying. What model of Whal do you have?



Jason

 

[phloop]

Try here :-laf

 

[TnLRacing]

http://www.drugstore.com/qxp72615_3...rim_n_vac_beard_and_mustache_trimmer_5570.htm



Check that one out has a little vacuum built in to catch the hairs Works very well!

 

[JPope]

Best thing I have found for better trimming, reliability, and easier on you is to use a quality spray lube. Like the ones that they use for dog and horse clippers. Makes the blade run cooler, smoother, and then longer.

Cool Wiz is a good one!!



But if you use the ones phloop suggested the nylon blades are a little rough on you :-laf

 

[RonsRig]

My son just bought a Norelco at Costco for about $40. It is adjustable and cordless with a vacuum. He likes it. I have always had good luck with Norelco products.

 

[CumminsPuller]

Thank you gentleman... ..... Mt trimmer that just dies was a Norelco. Worked great. This time I went with a Wahl.



My Stihl FS250, I have a feeling, would beat the hell out of me.



Jason