Three grades named, one never described
LUCKY TAIL Regular, Hard & Soft, 3 pack
Three replacement heads at $23.99. Hard and soft are described; the third grade appears only in the title, and no grit number is given.
What you are getting
Three replacement heads for a LuckyTail grinder at $23.99 — $8.00 a head, and the only pack on this shelf that names grades rather than a count alone.
The grade that is only in the title
The listing is titled “Regular, Hard & Soft Replacement Head — 3 Pack”. Its five bullets describe Hard: a coarse head, “ideal for large dogs with thick nails”. They describe Soft: a fine head, “perfect for removing any sharp edges”.
They never describe Regular. Not what it cuts, not where it sits between the other two, not why a third grade is worth $4.04 more than the two-head pack from the same maker.
What naming a grade is worth
It is still more than the rest of this shelf offers. hiSpkNix and nqnqvl publish no grade at all — their heads are “diamond emery” and nothing else. A coarse head and a fine head do different jobs: coarse for thick dog nails, fine for cats and for finishing. A pack that tells you which is which can be used deliberately.
What none of them publishes, here included, is a grit number. “Hard” and “Soft” are words, and two makers’ “soft” are not the same abrasive.
Eight dollars a head
- nqnqvl, 20 heads, $14.88 — 74 cents
- hiSpkNix, 10 heads, $9.98 — $1.00
- LUCKY TAIL, 3 heads, $23.99 — $8.00
- LUCKY TAIL, 2 heads, $19.95 — $9.98
Eleven times the nqnqvl head. The three grades are the argument for that; the absence of a grit number is the limit of it.
What is not published
No head diameter, so fitment outside the maker’s own grinder cannot be checked from the page. No reference number either — the barcode 0860005936571 is the only identifier.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: $24 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 does the "Regular" head do?
The page does not say. The title sells "Regular, Hard & Soft", and the five bullets describe Hard — a coarse head for large dogs with thick nails — and Soft — a fine head for removing sharp edges. Nothing describes Regular, places it between the two, or says what it is for. The same maker sells a two-pack with the same five bullets and only hard and soft, for $4.04 less: that page is the complete one.
Is $8.00 a head worth it against a 74-cent head?
What the extra buys, on the published evidence, is named grades. A coarse head and a fine head do different jobs — length first, then the edge — and the unbranded packs on this shelf document neither. What it does not buy is a grit number, a diameter or a stated life, because several of the six listings here publishes any of those.
Will they fit a grinder from another maker?
Nothing on the page says so. No head diameter is published and no reference number is given — the barcode 0860005936571 is the only identifier. The heads are sold for LuckyTail grinders, and fitment beyond that cannot be checked from what is published.
