Oster Professional Universal Combs Pouch Set (10 Count)

I originally bought a set of these for my Oster 76 Classic, but they also fit the Andis BGRC I purchased later. Liked them well enough that I bought a second set to keep at my home away from home along with the Andis.The kit contains sizes 0 through 10 which gives enough small steps that even a non-pro can do a good taper/fade haircut with very little practice.These are not the same kind of garbage that come for "free" with cheap $25 - $50 clippers you buy at Wal-Mart, etc.A strong metal spring-clip attaches the combs tightly to your clippers. Some people seem confused by this. If your clipper blade is too long, it might be too hard to fit the combs onto the blade, because the spring will not extend far enough. The manufacture recommends using no more than a #1 clipper blade. I have used from #000 to #1 as the clipper blade, and it works fine. With the #1 you definitely have to push a little harder. Fortunately, the Oster and Andis clippers sold on Amazon often come with #000 and #1 included, so you should have no problem making it work.The construction seems quite sturdy, but you would likely break them if they were attached to the clippers and you drop the clippers down hard on the counter (not good for your clippers, but it can happen when trying to cut your own hair!).The set does not contain the two tapered combs for cutting above the right and left ear. No problem for me; I never use them.

I have an Oster A5 that I wanted to use to give myself a haircut, so I got on line to learn how and needed to get a set of combs. As the title says these fit perfect and will soon pay for themselves (I have a fairly simple hair style). The real story though is this seller's excellent customer service. The pack arrived on time and had 10 combs as expected, but there were two #4 combs with the #3 missing. I contacted the seller through Amazon asking for the missing comb. The next day I received a reply (on a weekend) assuring me they would send one out on that Monday. They did, and it arrived Friday. So nice to work with responsive courteous people.The combs themselves are a nice product. Made of plastic and what appears to be stainless, they look to last long and do the job. I'm pleased and would recommend these, and this seller, to a friend.

We purchased the oster Classic 76 clippers due to having 5 people in the family that have their hair cuts at home. The clippers came with two blades, but could only be used to cut very close to the scalp, making it difficult to create a faded haircut. I purchased the accessory guides to achieve my desired needs of being able to make longer cuts. I have used several other styles of clippers and attachments so I was well versed in the use of them. When I received the combs I noticed immediately that they seemed very sturdy and had up to a #10 height which I had not had from any other clipper sets.It was now time to try it out, I started off with the #2 attachment. The combs attached securely with a tight fit. I went through the other attachments down to the #00, I usually have to blend a lot with my other clippers, but found that this worked without any extra effort. I was very pleased with these attachments, they performed better than my expectations.

Guards work with Oster Classic 76 clipper blades. Saves you money if you don’t want to buy blades.

DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL BARBER!There seems to be a dichotomy in the reviews for this product in terms of how these guards are supposed to fit onto Oster clippers. Now, I can only account for my Fast Feed clippers because those are the ones I bought these for, but I can say without a doubt that these guards do fit over the stock blade provided for the Fast Feed model. However, since I'm not a professional, I wanted to provide photos comparing the guard to my previous clippers as a reference for how these are "supposed" to look when attached to your clippers. Whether this helps or not, I have no idea. So viewer discretion is advised.At first, I was worried because I noticed that the lever would not fully close after applying a guard. BUT, I just purchased my Fast Feed's and have yet to use them on my husband hair, so the lever is extremely stiff off the bat and hasn't been broken into yet. After a few minutes of fiddling with the guards and getting over my fear of applying pressure to the lever, it began to give way and eventually allowed me to fully close the lever without any fight or pressure. At this point, I can apply any of the guards and not worry about the lever getting stopped on the metal tags. As the pictures show, there are two notches under the clipper blade where these metal tags easily sit into. And yeah, I'll be honest, the guards do fight you a bit when trying to apply them because of their strong springs. But I'd rather a tighter fit versus a guard that will go flying off when you least expect it.Next is the "gap" between the clipper blade and the guard. I don't know if this matters at all, but I wanted to be as thorough as possible with my review. My photos compare the distance between the guard and the blade with my Fast Feed clippers and my previous Wahl Deluxe Chrome Pro's guard and blade (both models showcase a #6 guard). As the photos show, there isn't a big difference in the distance between the blade and guard for either of these clippers, so if someone tries to use this as a reason for a bad fit, I don't really know how applicable this criticism is if other stock guards have the very same "issue."The reason I give this product 4 stars is because of how sharp the plastic is at the end of the guards is. I honestly thought these were entirely metal at first because they were so pointy and sharp when I first touched them! When I cut my husband's hair next, I will amend my review and give an update about how these felt on his head. It's one thing to touch these with fingers. It's another to drag these over the scalp of your loved one or client.EDIT: 4 years later and I'm still using these guards. Indeed, the edges are sharp and can cause discomfort when dragged across someone's head. I also noticed that these guards can possibly snag hair if it's grown longer than a few inches, so overall, these work and are good enough for my needs, but please consider other options for better quality and comfort.

I cut my own hair with oster clippers. These guards worked pretty well for my purposes back when I shaved my head to a 5. I don't use them as much now but they feel sturdy. They're kind of hard to take off tho, so tip: take the blades off the clippers, then take the guard off the blades.

As expected