Wahl Genuine SECURE-SNAP® Guide Comb Set with Colored Metal Clips and Guard Organization Caddy, 12 Full Size Attachment Guards from 1/16” to 1” for Increased Cutting Performance Grey - 3291-300

Very nice set. Comes with a storage box that is nice and sturdy. Very easy to figure out the size needed.

Good, high-quality and metal. I bought with multi-colored metal parts where the size is written. I highly recommend. I don't quite understand the purpose of the left and right attachments, as for me it is possible to work without them.

Don't let the colors fool you, these are quality. And it helps differentiate between sizes easier. When these cost the same or a couple dollars more than knock off universal ones that won't fit right, just get these. The metal frame ones are nice but for home use these should last as long as the clippers do. The case they come in is great for organization as well.

Very nice. They slide on and click on my cordless Whal. I love the organization in the box. Easy to see sizes and keeps them in place neatly. The spacer clips are pretty good quality too.

I had to return this item because it was not compatible with my professional-grade clippers (Wahl's KM10). I'm writing this review mostly as a Public Service Announcement, because the types of compatible clippers was not mentioned anywhere in the product description. I do like the organizing case, which is much better than throwing the combs in a bag.If you have high-end clippers with detachable blades like the Wahl KM10, Oster Titan or Classic 76, or Andis, then you will need to get different combs: "Wahl Stainless Steel Comb Attachments, Combs for Standard Max 45." Also, note that these combs only work with certain blades—Wahl's website recommends the #30 competition series. I have an Oster Titan to use on my own hair, but recently bought the Wahl KM10 to use for dog grooming. Have not tried to attach these combs to the Titan, but the detachable blades are advertised as being interchangeable with all common brands.In case you were wondering about the differences between a ~$50 clipper and the professional ~$250 clipper, they are night and day. The cheap clippers use a reciprocating motor (pivot?) and are VERY LOUD. They also tend to snag when going through thick hair, and won't work with wet hair. The blade is fixed, so you have to use combs for variable hair length. In contrast, the expensive clippers use a powerful, QUIET rotary motor that could shear a sheep and work even with wet hair. There are many detachable blade options, from Oster's #00000 (0.2 mm) to #3 3/4 (13 mm). If you want anything longer, you need to use a #30 blade (0.8 mm) with clip-on combs. Given the cost of a haircut, it's well worth it to get a rotary-style clipper.

I was very excited to find this Wahl clipper guard organizer, and I love when they make their products in the USA. I have a great Wahl clipper I've been using for a while, but the guards are just mixed in a bag which is annoying. I already have the nice metal clip guards, so I bought this case with the cheaper plastic ones so I could put my own guards in it. The case and colored guards look good, and the organizer fits everything perfectly. Didn't come with a brush or oil bottle (which the case has room for), but that's okay. I only knocked off one star for the quality of the case itself, especially the locking tabs which seem thin and flimsy. I'm just a home user, not a professional, but I'm afraid those tabs will break much too soon. They were already tricky to latch for the very first time.

I have a cheap quality set of the colored hair cut comb guards that came with my cordless Wahl hair shears but I found picking though the combs inconvenient and wanted combs all organized in order in a container and this fits the bill just right. The combs are quality, but I wish they would have changed these high-quality colored metal & black plastic combs to be high-quality colored metal & matching colored plastic combs. These are fine otherwise though.

Nice kit and easy storage for clipper supplies.