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You can definitely use your foil after going with these. They do cut very close, but nothing is going to beat the foil shaver in terms of closeness. If you want that smooth shave I’d go with the foil shaver.

@@ramtincutz Thank you for the reply!

@@ramtincutz Like issue I was having with the foil is if I don't get my hair short enough with a trimmer, the foil doesn't work well. My Saber just came in today so super stoked to see how well it works. Also, quick question, I see on channels like these guys talking about their blades. Are all trimmer blades interchangeable or do I have to get a specific one from Stylecraft? I want have a backup blade.

use the dowfading method

To be honest I haven’t tried the instincts yet so I wouldn’t be able to answer that, would love to try them soon tho!

@@ramtincutz okay. I see the rebel got a faper blade ? When i Look where else it has a fusion blade.

Yes, I can it all guards on any clipper as long as it’s not andis

There are a lot of great trimmers out there man but these are definitely up there !!

I forgot to mention that in order to take advantage of the functionality of the stretch bracket you have to switch to the floating lever(pink one in the box). Great observation !

I know bro I only realized after I uploaded 😭

MIght need another video on this cuz this one was so good@@ramtincutz

Funny enough I thought the exact same thing as soon as I opened them! They fit in the charging stand since the body is basically the same; BUT they don’t charge since the ports are different. That being said I know TPOB is coming out with a charging stand for both the TROLL Clippers and trimmers this year and they’re gonna be done so I’m excited for that!

@@ramtincutz thanks massively for the info regarding that I really appreciate it!

Appreciate you g 💪🏽

Yessir! Appreciate you for the package 📦 🙏🏽

Yessir they’re fire 🔥 Can’t wait to see what TPOB has coming in the future

Which trimmers do you think top these?

Hey bro! I actually haven’t heard about or tried that, might give it a shot this week! If I do I’ll let you know how it is!

I have the corded 5* Seniors, and 2 magic clips but I gotta say, my personal preference would be to have: 1 Rebel/Boosted 1 Cordless Magic Clip 1 Corded 5* Seniors You can leave the Seniors out if you want to go full cordless.

Personally, I’ve never had this issue with the Rebels. What I would recommend as the first option would be to take off the blade and deep clean the clipper, and to oil it once you put it back together. Let me know if that fixes the issue!

While there have been slight problems with the switch (StyleCraft sends you a new one if that happens), and I don’t LOVE the guards myself; I would say it’s the best choice. For the price, you’re getting premium guards (which you would otherwise have to pay separately to buy with other clipper companies), you also get a charging stand, multiple colour options, and the option to put a stretch bracket on the clipper. I love the LoPro as well and have both on my station, but the rebel is the clipper I keep going back to for majority of my haircuts. It’s a great all around clipper that can get anything done. If I had to pick one clipper to do a whole haircut with it would be the rebel. Let me know if you have any other questions!

I have the jrl onyx, the new matte black babyliss lithium fx, rebel, caliber 50 cal limited edition and my favorite is my jrl and the rebel coming in a close second. I put the 3versince ceramic staggertooth cutting blade with the jrl taper blade on the onys and it pumps out the softest fades I’ve ever done. But on the rebels I like the way the motor feels in my hands and how lightweight it is. My least favorite is the caliber, I put a super thin fade blade on it that I grinded down to make thinner to take out bald lines and and to give me another transition from trimmer line to clipper closed line.

Hey man, thanks for your comment! What I would do is 1) deep clean your clipper using either andis blade care, or by taking the blade off and brushing out any hairs that’s accumulated in the clipper over time 2) oil your clipper regularly I’ve had this happen a couple of times with different clippers over the years and the above always fixed it. It’s important to keep clippers clean and lubricated at all times to make sure they’re working as intended. Let me know how it goes!!

This snagging hair issue has put me off buying these clippers. I have had this issue in the past with clippers and I have sent them back, I can’t be bothered with the hassle. I might buy the calibre bmg.

@@Media-oh8xcI got the caliber 50 cal limited edition and hate that clipper. There’s zero feedback in feel when cutting with it and no crunch sound at all, sucks with bulk too. Maybe the big is better but like I with the rebels, I’m never buying another caliber clipper again. Their customer service sucks too.

Wow! I actually have never heard of this issue happening. I would send them an email explaining the issue to see what can be done. I had an issue with my power switch and they were very quick to help me and send me the replacement part. Let me know how it goes if you end up going with this option! I’m curious as to what may be causing the issue.

Hey Alex! I believe you left a similar review in another video with a great observation! When doing my fade, whether I’m fading up or down, I tend to use my guards open and closed, but with the exception of the 0.5 guard. When I’m comes to detailing however, I play with the lever as needed to get rid of dark spots or accidental lines that may have been made. That all being said, I use the above as a “guide” rather than a strict set of rules. This is because everyone’s hair and head is different and as barbers we often have to make minor adjustments to our systems to the client in the chair. Thank you for your comment and let me know if there’s anything else I can help with!

Thanks for the feedback bro!