model 'tweez too' precise, EDC, stainless steel, sliver/splinter/hair/tick removal, keychain, slant tip

I am a recovering "original pocketweez" owner. I loved the original....lost it....and waited for the "Tweez too" to come out. I received my Tweez2s and love them as well. Much easier to access than the original. I have pulled all sorts of things out of my fingers with it. First night I received it, I spent a while fidgeting with it....plucking individual hairs out of the back of my hand.....generally testing it. Worked great. My wife's eyebrow was raised watching me. I knew it was time to stop playing. What I wanted to say was "hey sweatheart....I see that raised eyebrow could use some plucking.....want me to do it?".....but I refrained. So far I boast success on wood splinters, metal spur, and a tick (on the cat...but it counts). I'm not losing this one...its on the key ring I have noticed a few references to the original. They were good. These are good. I also loved my 58 Volvo station wagon.......but they quit making those 58's also.

Not only is this compact and well protected / accessible due to the cover design but the tweezers themselves are of high quality and sturdy. Most key chain / mini tool tweezers are thin and bend easily or are difficult to use. Not these! The tips are sharp, sturdy and well aligned. Even the smallest splinter was easily removed with these handy little tweezers. Liked them so much, I bought some for my lady as well and she loves them too! (hers are pink) lol

US made, and a very high quality product. Just be mindful to clean it when you get it, mine had some metal shavings on it left over from production. Easily wiped off though. $20 is alot for a tweezers, but I'll have it for the rest of my life vs the Chinese ones you get at a big box stores.

I never had the old version so I can't make that comparison. These are very nice tweezers! They're not perfect, one tip is a few noticeable microns longer than the other and both sides had a burr from grinding preventing the tips meeting properly and completely. I cleaned up the burr with a diamond file and the tips meet almost perfectly now. I shouldn't have had to do that and thus deducted one star. Haven't needed them for anything other than pulling a few nose hairs yet but I'm sure that time will come. These are like a surgeon's scalpel compared to the hatchet of other keychain tweezers. I really like the design of the tip as well as the overall design with integral case. Would buy again and probably will get some as gifts for family members.

These tweezers are amazing! They come to a point and it is very easy to see what you are trying to pull out. They pinch tight together right out at the end! Not cheap but worth every penny!

Light and easy to carry. Nice add-on to a keychain. Worth it.

As a woodworker, I always get splinters. Sure I wear gloves as often as possible. There are just times when you need to move something and it happens. A piece of wood gets stuck in a finger and there you go. Having this in my pocket, makes it easy to get a splinter out right away. You need to get alcohol on it and a bandaid, but that's the drill.

I am a huge fan of pocketweez. I had purchased two of the originals one for each of my wife's keys and one for my own. I just bought two more for our spare keys. I don't want to be without them. I have used them countless times on my kids to get splinters out.