Kent 12T All Coarse Hair Detangling Comb Wide Teeth Pocket Comb for Thick Curly Wavy Hair. Hair Detangler Comb for Grooming Styling Hair, Beard and Mustache. Saw-Cut Hand Polished. Handmade in England

I have given them to friends and family and kept four of them for myself. I love these combs. It’s a smooth glide through hair and so satisfying. Nice to know the combs are made of a type of bio plastic. Very different then than molded combs That have a seam that hitches at your hair when you comb through your hair.

I just wanted something nice. that would comb my hair well. I am not a hipster, I dont have a beard either. I just wanted a comb that would work for a middle aged white guys blonde (high folical count) hair. Whelp it works fine, no issue with it, and it didnt get sticky or gunked up if I use gel or something. So other than the price, its not bad.

Very well made. Highly recommend.

After months of searching, I finally found a comb my boyfriend likes!! He’s been looking around every store in town for this comb. Before I found this comb, he mentioned how the comb had to have a right amount of gaps in between and the tooth to be a specific size!! I never thought I’d find this but after a couple of purchases (where he was very appreciative of them but I know he didn’t think it was *the* comb) viola. Another plus is, the comb’s name is Kent. And my bf is a huge fan of Clark Kent, Superman!! It’s a win-win for sure.

I thought I lost the one I’ve had for over 10 years so I bought another one. Thankfully I found it. This is the best and only comb I use for a fairly large beard and my hair. Nothing compares to this comb. I love it!!!

Its a decent comb when my beard is wet, but DRY it tends to snag my hair if Im not careful. Even with beard oil in my hair! My wooden beard comb does not do this. The teeth are slightly closer together than my beard comb which it does help make my beard look fuller. I like that it sits in my pocket well and dont even notice its there. If I had to choose one or the other to carry on me, I would stick with the wooden one and use the Kent for when I get out of the shower.

Im what I suppose might be considered an ordinary man. Ive always used the cheap flimsy small pocket combs that you can pickup for a buck or so. I was in the market for something new to replace a worn out comb and found this. I didnt want to spend as much on one given Ive been used to only spending a buck on them and I could get ten or so for the price of this right? I went ahead and got one anyways and Im glad I did. Its much more sturdy than the cheap combs, it wont bend and eventually have a permanent bend to it if you keep it in your pocket. It feels better in my hand than a cheap comb and glides through my hair smoother as well. Its a bit larger than most pocket combs but still something you can carry on your person if you wish. It does seem to be a bit easier to fall out of your pocket than the cheap combs Ive been using, mostly when entering/exiting a vehicle. Overall a great comb, time will tell how well it holds up but I expect it will be fine indefinitely as long as I dont misplace it somehow.

My daughter didn’t fuss at all when I used this comb on her thick hair.

When I decided to grow my beard out longer, I discovered there is a whole world of high quality beard care products out there--after half a lifetime wasted using cheap, inferior combs. This is an excellent, high-quality product, which does a beautiful job of combing my beard without snagging. The teeth are cut with a saw and milled/polished to a smooth tip by hand. This means they dont have a seam from injection molding like cheaper combs, and the right width/tooth density for your hair type (this one is a medium sized tooth--just right for longer beards) will not snag your hair at all. The teeth on the Kent fine comb are a bit too close together for the thick hairs of my beard, but the ones on this are just perfect. Highly recommend. Note: I wish they also sold a nice leather sleeve for this comb so it would stay clean and lint-free in your pocket. I am using a felt sleeve made for small reading glasses, but it is less than ideal. I have ordered a leather sleeve made for two pens, and hopefully, that will do the trick. Kent would be doing their customers a solid by offering a high quality leather sleeve for another $10 or so. Kent--are you listening? (August Grooming makes a lovely comb case, but it is not wide enough to accommodate this comb. :( )

I realize that a lot of guys either dont have any hair or just shave their heads to get dat thug look. I have hair and I want to comb it at times. Apparently this makes me unusual. For years I had a nice hard rubber comb to keep in my back pocket but eventually lost it. When I went to look for a replacement all I could find was cheesy little plastic combs and the teeth break off when I sit down. I hate them. This Kent comb costs a few bucks more, and yes it is plastic, but it is large enough to both hold in your hand and comb your hair with! I wouldnt have thought this simple functionality could be amazing in any way but such are the times we live in. Relatively heavyduty, I think it is too thick to break.