Chicago Comb Model 6 Carbon Fiber, 17.8 cm long, graphite black, anti-static

This product is exactly as advertised. a high quality comb. It does not build up static when repeatedly moved through hair. I contrast this with the also sturdy and less expensive ace rubber comb which does build up static charge.

Everything about it is great except one thing. It is sturdy, strong, doesnt snag on my beard. But I wish all of Chicagos combs had the holes that some of theirs have, so that I can hang it in the shower! Disappointing that this one doesnt, as its pretty perfect for my beard length/thickness. Thats why I returned it.

I bought this comb for my beard, plastic combs create static and cause frizz, this comb is truly static free. Great size (although bigger than pocket comb) good spacing between teeth. I would definitely recommend for use on beards!

Very good comb

After 15 years with a pair of cheap Goody combs, I finally bought some new, more expensive replacements. The Carbon Fiber #6 is my new favorite. It generates zero static, combs very smoothly, and is incredibly light. The comb has a unique sound compared to plastic. Ive been surprised how much nicer it is than the cheap combs Ive used for over a decade. For a larger comb that lives in my bathroom drawer, this is the one. The fine teeth appear to be about 1.5mm wide and the larger teeth are 3mm wide. I also bought a Chicago comb #1 in stainless steel, and I like it as well (it is certainly all the comb I need and more), but it is heavy and, while smooth, it does not have same magical feel as the #6. The metal comb sings a little more as it passes through the hair--some people like this, I prefer the quiet and sheer lightness of the #6. The Carbon Fiber composite material feels (and sounds) totally different from a typical plastic comb. I dont think I would trust its durability in a pants pocket, but in a drawer or toiletry bag, it is excellent. I had never used an anti-static comb before, and (with dry hair) the difference is remarkable. Both my steel and carbon combs are smooth and static-free, while my old Goody comb and the Byrd pocket comb (pictured far right and far left) generate a lot of static. If you are spending $10-$15 on a comb and dont intend to carry it in your pants pocket, then the #6 is my vote.

I was skeptical to spend so much on a comb, but it actually feels different.

I really like this comb. Sturdy and has two different tooth sizes, easy to use for styling.

I love this comb. Perfect size, and surprisingly light in weight. Youll never want a plastic comb again. This far exceeded my expectations.

Excellent durability... I use this for my hair and beard

Best comb I have ever owned, it’s nothig for show, just solid and well made. It will last me a lifetime.