Chicago Comb Model 6 Carbon Fiber, 17.8 cm long, graphite black, anti-static

A favorite.

This comb is a replacement over the combs I have used before. Other combs were giving me static but this Chicago comb never gave me static on hair whatsoever. When using it for my beard it went through the hair like butter. After use the hair on beard feels silky and smooth

I got one of these for someone as a gift recently and then I had to get one for myself. It’s a great comb. And I love that they’re made in America!

Bought this for anti-static but it made zero difference

good balance of stiffness, flexibility and light weight.

Although I got this originally through kickstarter, I bought another one here because, quite frankly, I like their products a lot. Theyre sturdy, light, and work as intended (its a good comb, but its still a comb, of course). Personally, I rather dislike those black plastic combs that you get everywhere. They tend to pull more on my hair (starting to get longish) and this seems to pull less, even though it doesnt flex as much as the cheap plastic ones. I dont know. But for a fairly basic tool, I think it looks nice, and works really well (and is, somehow, even lighter than the plastic ones, if weight is a concern, for camping or whatever). Recommend their products.

This is my first experience with an anti-static comb. I am very impressed with how smooth and sleek it makes my hair. I like this size because it still fits in my pocket (barely) but its easier to hold and use than a small pocket comb. Im never going back to the cheap black plastic combs from the grocery store.

Not just a comb its a work of art. Dont feel like it would break and combs through my hair with ease.

Hasnt broken yet!

After 15 years with a pair of cheap Goody combs, I finally bought some new, more expensive replacements. The Carbon Fiber #6 is my new favorite. It generates zero static, combs very smoothly, and is incredibly light. The comb has a unique sound compared to plastic. Ive been surprised how much nicer it is than the cheap combs Ive used for over a decade. For a larger comb that lives in my bathroom drawer, this is the one. The fine teeth appear to be about 1.5mm wide and the larger teeth are 3mm wide. I also bought a Chicago comb #1 in stainless steel, and I like it as well (it is certainly all the comb I need and more), but it is heavy and, while smooth, it does not have same magical feel as the #6. The metal comb sings a little more as it passes through the hair--some people like this, I prefer the quiet and sheer lightness of the #6. The Carbon Fiber composite material feels (and sounds) totally different from a typical plastic comb. I dont think I would trust its durability in a pants pocket, but in a drawer or toiletry bag, it is excellent. I had never used an anti-static comb before, and (with dry hair) the difference is remarkable. Both my steel and carbon combs are smooth and static-free, while my old Goody comb and the Byrd pocket comb (pictured far right and far left) generate a lot of static. If you are spending $10-$15 on a comb and dont intend to carry it in your pants pocket, then the #6 is my vote.