
One piece of steel
The body is milled from a single block, then brushed by hand. No seams to collect water, nothing to rattle.
286gramsOne press. One green ring. Nothing else on the counter.
Machined from a single block of steel, 286 grams, balanced so it rests in your hand instead of working against it.
Zero-gap steel teeth, ground to 0.2 mm, cutting where you point and nowhere else.
No menu, no modes. The ring turns green and the motor is already at full speed.
Seven thousand two hundred strokes a minute along the jaw and the neckline, without a tug or a hot spot.
Ninety minutes a charge, one USB-C cable, and a body you will want to leave out.
A trimmer should feel like a good knife: heavy for its size, sharp where it counts, and quiet until you need it.

The body is milled from a single block, then brushed by hand. No seams to collect water, nothing to rattle.
286grams
Teeth ground to 0.2 mm and set flush to the guard, so the line you draw is the line you get.
0.2mm gap
A single sensor ring. Press to start, press to stop, and the green tells you the battery without a screen.
1button
A brushless motor holds 7,200 rpm under load, so thick beard and neckline get the same cut.
7,200rpmSlide through the seven guards and see the cut on the left. Then choose a finish and engrave your initials on the blade plate.








Of solid steel in your hand
Strokes a minute, under load
A full charge, USB-C
Button, one green ring

Everything you need arrives in one box, with a two-year warranty and thirty days to send it back.