Steel at the price of plastic, and it names what it will not fit
shernbao ACK-001
Eight color-coded stainless steel combs covering 1/8 to 1 inch on A5 detachable blades, explicitly not for 5-in-1 blades.
What you are getting
Eight stainless steel guide combs, color-coded, from 1/8 inch to 1 inch, with a storage box, for A5-style detachable blades. $29.99.
It states what it will not fit
The title carries the exclusion in brackets: “Not Compatible with 5-in-1 Blades”. On a shelf where the buying advice is that combs are sold as universal far more often than they are, a maker writing down the mount it does not fit is worth more than one claiming it fits everything.
What it does fit: A5 detachable blades in sizes 10, 15 and 30, and “most Oster, Wahl and Andis detachable-style clippers”.
Eight colors, eight lengths
Red 1/8”, dark purple 1/4”, dark blue 3/8”, peach 1/2”, yellow 5/8”, light purple 3/4”, light blue 7/8”, green 1” — 3.2 mm (0.13 in) to 25.4 mm (1 in).
Color coding is not decoration on a grooming table: it is how the right comb gets picked up without reading a number molded into an edge. Four sets on this shelf do it; this is the cheapest of them.
Steel, at the price of plastic
The Andis 562014 set on this shelf is plastic with metal clips and costs $30.29 — thirty cents more than this one, which is stainless throughout. The shelf’s guidance is blunt about what that difference does: plastic combs flex under a dense coat, and the flex is what lets them slip.
What is not published
No weight, and no stated blade length underneath. A comb sets the length you leave; the blade under it sets the shortest length possible, and this listing names sizes 10, 15 and 30 as blades it fits rather than as blades it needs.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: $30 at the American Amazon shop.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-06. The live price is at the top of the page.
The questions owners ask
What is an A5 blade, and do I have one?
A5 is the detachable snap-on standard used across much of the trade — the shelf’s own blades page notes that A5 blades interchange across many brands, which is unusual in this niche. This set states it fits "most Oster, Wahl and Andis detachable-style clippers". If your clipper takes a blade that snaps off as a unit rather than unscrewing, it is probably A5; if it takes a single adjustable 5-in-1 blade, this set will not fit, and the title says so.
Steel or plastic — does it change the clip?
The shelf guidance is direct: metal combs cost more and stay on, while plastic combs flex under a dense coat, and the flex is what lets them slip. On a large dog the difference shows in the finish. What makes this set unusual is the price: $29.99 in stainless, against $30.29 for the plastic Andis 562014 on the same shelf.
What do the colors mean?
They are the lengths, and the listing maps them: red 1/8", dark purple 1/4", dark blue 3/8", peach 1/2", yellow 5/8", light purple 3/4", light blue 7/8", green 1". On a table with eight near-identical steel combs, color is how the right one gets picked up without stopping to read an edge.
