Precision Tweezers for Splinters, Retractable Keychain Tweezers for Men Women EDC Carry, Tac-N-Tweeze Tweezers with Leather Sheath Designed By Bob Terzuola C19062B-A

These are the best tweezers I've ever owned for removing splinters. The tips are both sharp, and very rigid, so they've stayed in line, haven't bent, and still perfectly align and grip. Also, since the tips are sharp, you can poke down thru the skin and grab a splinter without having to tease it out with a needle.

These struck my curiousity, and I thought with the price, just maybe they were quality. I was right. These things are handy, hardy, precise, hardened, needle-sharp, extremely functional tweezers. Splinters? No, these do far greater things. Seriously, they are ultra-high-quality, high carbon tool steel. At least the tweezer blades. I have used these at least 3 times a week since I have gotten them. Perfect keychain size and weight, being its carbon steel.

First let me say, I have become a HUGE fan of Civivi and their knives. I needed a pair of tweezers for use at work, i get a lot of metal slivers as a body tech, and i found these little guys. I wasn't sure what to expect from "precision" tweezers but it sounded like what i was looking for. After using these for a few months i can definitely confirm that they are insanely precise. the tips close together perfectly aligned and they are very sharp tipped. They are almost too precise sometimes as i feel like i need a magnifying glass to see what the tips are actually grabbing if its a really tiny sliver. the scroll lock device is a nice design, keeps the sharp tweezers from coming out and poking you on accident. they are super sturdy and feel like they're made of really high quality steel. They're easy to use and put back in their leather case, however the case doesn't really fit the tweezers all that well with the wheel lock being a bit bulky. All in all great little tweezers that feel like they will probably last a lifetime. Definitely a good buy!

If the idea of bragging about how awesome your tweezers are, these are for you. I bought two pairs.And both of them have held up over years of use. They come with a very sharp point, perfect for digging in and removing skin or exposing splinters. Right out of the box, they aren't great at pulling out splinters. I took one of the pairs and gave them a small flat side in order to make it easier to pull foreign objects out. The tweezers that have the flat side are perfect for pulling out hairs. You know, when you're trying to pull a hair and you have it in the tweezers, but then once you pull you feel the pressure, but it doesn't actually come out. That doesn't happen ever if you have the hair in your tweezers, it's going to come out.

Had a bloody microscopic splinter in my finger for 4 days. Regular (borrowed) tweezers failed. I got home and was able to get a knife blade under it, but my needlenose pliers and toenail clippers (I know, I got desperate) both failed. I don't dig out splinters with my knife entirely, just because I don't... want to cut myself open? Anyways. I had these CIVIVI tweezers in my cart for several weeks since realizing I didn't have a pair of tweezers in my first aid kit, or even in my household. Only thing that made me hesitate was the price. Of course it did. $30 is a lot for a pair of tweezers! Yesterday, after more failed attempts to extract the splinter, I decided I'd had enough, and I dropped the coin on these, next-day delivery. I received it, unboxed it, and literally under sixty seconds after sitting down with them, the splinter was removed. So let's talk about these tweezers, and about the company behind them. The name CIVIVI caught my attention because I'm familiar with their brand. They make knives, and DAMN classy ones at that, for medium-range prices of $80-130. I own one of their knives and it lives up to its price tag being well-engineered, sturdy, but also having a unique sort of elegance to its design that, as a megapoor who can't afford a $200 knife, I really appreciate. It makes me feel like I have a premium knife without having to pay a premium cost. These tweezers share such design. Their feature of retracting into a metal case works wonderfully. The round screw tightens reliably in the deployed or sheathed positions (or anywhere in between, if you fancy) with finger-tightness. This retractable design also allows the tips of the tweezers to be VERY pointy, which is an absolute boon when dealing with splinters thinner than a human hair. It also means that, if necessary, they can dig into the skin to remove deeply embedded splinters. Mine was embedded BARELY deeply enough to be below flush with my skin. The points are like the tips of two scalpels coming together with perfect precision. Precision that is necessarily held to a high standard, which a renowned knifemaker like CIVIVI would be very used to. The tweezers were smaller than I expected, but that certainly lent to their abilities. This thing is a precision instrument, there's no doubt about it. Also, the finish on it is stunning. It really makes no sense to care about the aesthetics of a pair of tweezers, even less so for CIVIVI to put effort into it when designing them, but they are gorgeous in person. Evident of the pride that CIVIVI takes in the elegance of its products. If it isn't beautiful, it isn't CIVIVI. The leather sheath is real leather, and is mildly challenging to get the tweezers into for the first time, but I imagine it'll get easier over time. The tweezers don't fit entirely within the sheath, but I can't imagine that to be a huge issue for most people. The sheath is helpful for me because it means I can drop these things in my first aid kit and not worry about them scarring up any of the other softer (sometimes paper) materials that they'll be adjacent to.

This is turned out to be more handy than I thought it would. Nice little set of tweezers perfect for hooking on your keychain or keeping in a EDC kit. It also turned out to be a fun fidget toy.

The tweezers are very sturdy. They seem like they will work very well for splinters, which is my purpose for them. The pair I got already has some of the finish worn like it was a return. It also did not come with the keychain ring, so I have to spend more money on an already extremely expensive item to use it as advertised.

I grow a lot of cacti, and some of them, Opuntioideaes (cacti with "pads") have areola packed with very, very small, barbed glochids. All of this is a fancy way to say, these little dudes are monsters. They go through leather gloves. They stick to anything that brushes up against them. They are like a stinging nettle or jellyfish. They take weeks to come off. And they hurt! Enter CIVIVI tweezers. I have not found a set of tweezers that can reliably grasp the glochids stuck into my skin and have the grip to pull the little, barbed suckers out of my flesh.. They all have a gap that won't grasp these devil's teeth. The CIVIVI tweezers are a fine-tipped, precision tool. They are able to grasp even the smallest spine, the ones that can only be seen in direct sunlight looking across the landscape surface of the flesh. These tweezers are exactly what I've been looking for for months. The tweezers are incredibly well made. These aren't little works of art that must be babied like a jewler's tool. They are made of robust metal. The tweezers themselves retract into a sheath that is stout. I can carry these on a key ring while working in the garden, no problem. Note, the points of the tweezers are fine and sharp enough to pierce skin. The will be great for removing splinters. They are also something you do not want kids playing with. Really, for those who are not careful, the tweezers are a puncture wound waiting to happen. They are stout and sharp. In the right hands, they are tweezer miracles. In the wrong hands, user beware.

El acabado de color negro se "daña" muy fácil, si la intención es usarlo en un llavero, lo más probable es que en unos cuantos días el acabado negro se haya caíd. La funda de piel que incluye es un buen detalle, pero es demasiado pequeña para poder meter las pinzas con facilidad, es especial la pequeña perilla que funciona como seguro. El metal se siente de buena calidad, lo que si que la punta es tan delgada que corres el riesgo de cortar en lugar de solo sujetas en caso que quieras sujetar algo delgado y no tan duro, como una fibra, hilo, vello, etc.

top quality tweezers from civivi, very fine and precise head for the smallest of splinters, leather sheath is great, mechanism to open it is easy and quick