Beard Trimmers

[Carvalho Diablo]

Anybody got a good one ?

 

Just a very lazy shaver really and whenever I've grown a beard in the past I've always just used some scissors to trim, but thinking about getting a proper beard trimmer.

 

Anyone got one they would recommend ? Not gonna spend a fortune, no more than £50 I guess.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

I have a Remington (just runs to bog to look at model) MB 320, should only cost you between 25-30 notes depending on offers....dogs nads if you just want to be a lazy shaver like myself. 

[Dr Nowt]

Another shout for the Remington MB320.

 

Just replace it about every 12-18 months as it blunts and starts to give an uneven trim.

[Carvalho Diablo]

I have a Remington (just runs to bog to look at model) MB 320, should only cost you between 25-30 notes depending on offers....dogs nads if you just want to be a lazy shaver like myself. 

 

Lazy shaver indeed. Cheers mate, will have a look.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Another shout for the Remington MB320.

 

Just replace it about every 12-18 months as it blunts and starts to give an uneven trim.

Mine is fine after a lot of shaves, just need to oil it regularly mate. 

[Guest Pistonbroke]

I must add....mine is the 320C, not sure if the "C" makes any difference. 

[Boss]

I just came in to echo what the others have said the Remington MB320C is superb for the price. I've owned the Babyliss Istubble and the newer version and the Remington has out lasted them all. Simple and reliable, like a russian tank. 

[Section_31]

I have a Remington (just runs to bog to look at model) MB 320, should only cost you between 25-30 notes depending on offers....dogs nads if you just want to be a lazy shaver like myself. 

 

Yeah I got a Remmington for 25 from Asda, before that I had a couple of Philips ones that were about 15 and they were good too. Wouldn't bother with any that have all the bells and whistles on, I had an iTrim which was gimmicky but pretty shite, lasted about 6 months and it was hard to get a decent angle on it.

 

I only have about one wet shave a year now. After meals and after McGuiver.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Yeah I got a Remmington for 25 from Asda, before that I had a couple of Philips ones that were about 15 and they were good too. Wouldn't bother with any that have all the bells and whistles on, I had an iTrim which was gimmicky but pretty shite, lasted about 6 months and it was hard to get a decent angle on it.

 

I only have about one wet shave a year now. After meals and after McGuiver.

I like the 3 day stubble look, although atm I have a goatee beard and just dry shave around it without the attachment, amazingly clean shave which leaves a fine stubble without detracting from my ace grey goatee. Saying that, I actually clean shaved around the goatee this morning, fuck knows why...

[TheBitch]

Anyone bought one recently, mine has packed in.

[aRdja]

5 minutes ago, TheBitch said:

Anyone bought one recently, mine has packed in.

Quit bragging. I used to shave every day in my teens hoping to stimulate growth.

[VladimirIlyich]

7 minutes ago, TheBitch said:

Anyone bought one recently, mine has packed in.

Got a Philips one recently,cost £50 from Amazon,Philips series 7000. Not bad.

[Stouffer]

I just pull the whiskers out with a pair of pliers.

 

Grrrrrrrr.

[Numero Veinticinco]

3 hours ago, TheBitch said:

Anyone bought one recently, mine has packed in.

No mate. 
 

Hope this helps. 

[TheBitch]

14 hours ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

No mate. 
 

Hope this helps. 

This has helped. Thank you. 

[lifetime fan]

On 13/10/2019 at 11:58, TheBitch said:

Anyone bought one recently, mine has packed in.

I've had several shit ones over the years but this one is easily the best. 
 

It’s great, very good battery life, all the attachments you could want and it’s lasted years. 
 

 

 

[Trumo]

I've got a Remington set (HC365) that needs replacing as the main clippers only work when plugged in. It just doesn't hold any charge any more. The separate battery powered trimmer packed up ages ago. I've had the thing for somewhere between 5 and 10 years and I think I paid about £20 for it at the time, so good value all in all.

 

[VladimirIlyich]

33 minutes ago, lifetime fan said:

I've had several shit ones over the years but this one is easily the best. 
 

It’s great, very good battery life, all the attachments you could want and it’s lasted years. 
 

 

 

Had that one previously for a couple of years and the battery just packed in suddenly.

[Jarvinja Ilnow]

The Babylis iStubble is really good. Had mine for around 6 years, and use it on beard and hair. The price seems to have shot up for the newer models, though.

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Although you may not think you're it's worth paying out on a trimmer, it is, there's a considerable difference with some cheap and expensive ones.

[Tony Moanero]

Beard trimmers are for fannies.

 

[VladimirIlyich]

7 hours ago, Tony Moanero said:

Beard trimmers are for fannies.

 

Is that why yer ma uses them on hers?

[Trumo]

1 minute ago, VladimirIlyich said:

Is that why yer ma uses them on hers?

 

[TheBitch]

I’m after a new one, any advice from the rugged men of the forum is much appreciated, clean shaven girls need not reply. 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

On 15/10/2019 at 13:48, Tony Moanero said:

Beard trimmers are for fannies.

 

Nah. These are for fannies.