Stainless Steel Point Tweezer in Assorted Colors

It’s my go to tweezer.

You can get cheaper tweezers but if you want a solid pair that will last it's worth it to pay a little more. The tips are sharp and nicely aligned so works great for everything from pulling hairs to digging out splinters. I've used cheaper ones but if they're not perfectly aligned and tight at the very tip they're useless.

Awesome quality if you need a pointy tweezer. If you drop them on their tip or use them in correctly they'll be ready for the garbage. Treat them like a precision instrument and you'll love them!

Had two fingers cut off by table saw, one still has two pcs. nail bed growing up and I use them to pull them up and out of my finger. They work very nice.

Very sharp, very strong

I have used Tweezerman products for years (over 20). I recently had to replace a pair of point Tweezermans taken from me by airport security. How sad! The tweezers I needed to replace had been purchased only three or four years ago. Anyhow I sent off for these, and they don't do what the old pair did. Not even close. They are hit and miss on pulling hairs out. On closer inspection to see why this might be the case, I noticed only the tiniest part of the tip actually makes contact when the tweezer is closed. Less than one millimeter at the very tip actually makes metal to metal contact. On my old pair the whole tip came in contact very nicely when the tool was closed (I refer to the unpainted metal part as being the whole tip) They pulled out anything every time. I am very disappointed at how this replacement works. It is extremely hard to be sure the hair is positioned at just the right spot to make contact. What is up with this new tip design? After a getting a Tweezerman product that didn't meet my expectations, I noticed what some of the negative reviews here are saying about new manufacturing changes. It appears Tweezerman is a different company than it used to be! What a real surprise that is. I have associated that name with guaranteed quality for so long, and now how will I replace the quality product that I lost? If you know a product that has the quality of the old Tweezerman point tweezer please leave a comment telling me about it. If you are looking for a good gripping point tweezer, save your money, this is no longer it.

These were purchased as a replacement for another pair (same brand, same description). I ordered from amazon, as I haven’t been able to find them in stock at local retailers where I’ve purchased them in the past. The one major drawback is these are not as fine in point size as my previous pairs. They work almost well enough, but I’m disappointed they lack a bit, as they were hard to find. And, at this pricepoint, I want them to be exactly as precise and fine as preferred (and expected).

I have purchased many twizerman twisters this one is okay but is not as pointy as my previous purchases.

These aren't the cheapest tweezers around, but when you need to remove a splinter there is no substitute for them. They come with a protective vinyl tip--which you should always use when they are stored, as the points are very sharp. They are also very handy for such jobs as holding those tiny screws in your eyeglasses while you screw them back in. Many tweezers out there won't grasp tiny things very well--but these work for just about anything. Highly recommended.

Son muy buenas las pinzas de esta marca

La punta es excelente, el manejo es cómodo. Hay que tener cuidado de no tirarlas o que se caigan ya que la punta se dobla con facilidad y dejan de funcionar bien

I thought I had purchased a black tweezer, but the one I received was red. Also, the tweezer is less effective at getting short than my slanted Tweezerman tweezer, even though this was supposedly designed for this specific purpose.

When you need a precision instrument to remove a bee sting or a tick? This will do the job nicely..ut is waiting to shine in my first aid kit