(4 pack) Equate 100/180-Grit Dual-Sided Salon-Style Nail Files, Black, 2 Count

great for nails or as i use them for sanding my car models but very durable and good quality would recommend

I kept forgetting to buy or order Emory boards, and yes, I finally remembered. Got these today. 2 in the pack and perfect quality. A nice thick board instead of the thinner ones that bend as you're filing. Great price and quality.

These naile files are sturdy and the two grits on them are effective though not harsh ony my skin or nails. I need one for both of my feet. I appreciate their length and that they are easy for my older hands to hold %26 use. There's no strange smell. I'll be purchasing more in the future...

these do the job.. the rough grit to saw the nails ( finger and toe) down to the length i want. Then the fine grit to gently smooth them off. and.i refuse to pay for brand name because these are contracted mfgr items. so im getting them for less than some brand name.

does exactly what it claims to do. these are good Emory boards. I will be a repeat customer. 5-🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂 review

Salon style thick emery boards for nails that last a long time. Cheap enough to get new ones every few months as required-

Whenever I am in a pinch for something, I always love finding the Equate brand for most things, especially for the better price because you can pay serious money for so many things. These nail files are so nice, work well, seem quite sophisticated with their look, and do the job quite nicely. Keeping my nails healthy, clean, and especially filed is just a grand thing to do, and these are definitely something I would purchase again.

Nice size file! Works great! Seems to wear down quickly is my only negative. Files the fingernails perfectly!

It's exactly the same grit on both sides. when you look at the picture i've previous customers and the ones that they have listed the hundred grit is very different than the product that they're selling now. the nail files that I received that say that 100 grit and 180 grit have absolutely no difference, and there's barely any grit on the file.

The package was open, and there was only one file in it. Very disappointing.