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Kyone Ultima Stagger Tooth Pro Clipper

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Kyone Ultima Stagger Tooth Pro ClipperKyone Ultima Stagger Tooth PRO Clipper Experience next level cutting performance with the Kyone Ultima Stagger Tooth PRO Clipper. Designed for barbers and stylists who demand maximum power, control and precision, this clipper features a 7200 RPM Super Torque motor and a high performance Stagger Tooth blade. Whether you are blending, fading or tackling bulk hair, this PRO clipper delivers smooth, professional results. ** This item is not availabe in

Kyone Ultima Stagger Tooth PRO Clipper

Experience next-level cutting performance with the Kyone Ultima Stagger Tooth PRO Clipper. Designed for barbers and stylists who demand maximum power, control and precision, this clipper features a 7200 RPM Super Torque motor and a high-performance Stagger Tooth blade. Whether you are blending, fading or tackling bulk hair, this PRO clipper delivers smooth, professional results.

** This item is not availabe in the USA.

Product Code: UC-ST01
Motor Type: Super Torque 5V Motor
Blade Type: Stagger Tooth PRO Blade with Cool Blade Technology
Battery: High-capacity Lithium Ion
Charge Type: USB Cable (Dock optional)

Why Choose the Ultima Stagger Tooth PRO Clipper?

Engineered for everyday salon use, this clipper delivers 30% more power than previous Kyone models. With advanced torque and cutting efficiency, it’s ideal for working with all hair types, including dense, thick and curly textures. Its ergonomic shape and light weight (270 grams) make it comfortable to use all day.

This clipper is the perfect blend of innovation and reliability, giving professionals the confidence to cut clean and fast without interruption.

Stagger Tooth PRO Blade with Cool Blade Technology

This clipper’s signature feature is the precision-engineered Stagger Tooth PRO Blade. Its alternating tooth pattern (long and short teeth) blends hair more smoothly, reducing harsh lines and improving transitions, especially on afro-textured or curly hair.

Made of metallurgical steel and enhanced with Cool Blade Technology, this blade is:

  • Up to 4x more durable than standard blades
  • Designed to remain cooler for longer
  • Optimized for seamless fades and blends

Adjustable Cutting with 5 Click Body

The redesigned body includes a 5-click length adjustment lever that allows precise changes from 0.5 mm to 4.0 mmwithout guards. This expanded range enables you to shift seamlessly between styles without switching tools.

Battery and Charging

The Lithium Ion battery delivers up to 240 minutes of cordless runtime. Charging completes in approximately 210 minutes using the included USB cable, or via an optional docking station.

What is Included

Each clipper includes:

  • 6 universal magnetic click combs (1.5 / 3 / 4.5 / 6 / 10 / 13 mm)
  • Stagger Tooth PRO Blade with Cool Blade Technology
  • Charging cable
  • Blade guard
  • Cleaning brush and oil

Optional accessories are also available, including:

  • Charging dock
  • XL magnetic combs (15 / 18 / 21 / 25 mm)
  • Fade Blade, Taper Blade and Hybrid Blade options

Note: This item is not available in the USA

Maintenance and Cleaning

To extend the life and maintain top performance of your Stagger:

  • Clean the blade after every use to maintain optimal performance.
  • Apply oil daily or after every three cuts to reduce wear.
  • Keep air vents free from hair and dust using the included brush.
  • Avoid using harsh or abrasive cleaning products, as they can damage the blade and the machine.
  • Always place the clipper back in the docking station or a safe, dry place after use.

For a detailed guide on how to maintain your tools, visit our Clipper Care page, where you’ll find tutorials, tips and step-by-step care instructions for all Kyone clippers.

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    Attribute Details
    Product name Ultima Stagger Tooth PRO Clipper
    Product code UC-ST01
    Brand Kyone
    Motor type Super Torque 5V
    Speed 7200 RPM
    Battery Lithium Ion (4-stage indicator)
    Run time Up to 240 minutes
    Charging time 210 minutes
    Charging method USB cable (dock optional)
    Blade type Stagger Tooth PRO with Cool Blade Tech
    Weight 270 grams
    Cutting length adjustment 0.5 mm to 4.0 mm (5-click system)
    Included combs 1.5 / 3 / 4.5 / 6 / 10 / 13 mm
    Accessories included Adapter, combs, oil, brush
    Use Fading, blending, bulk cutting
    Condition New
    Shipping info Free shipping on orders over €200* (exclusief. NO/AUS)
    Returns 14-day return period (unused condition)

    Shipping and Returns

    Orders placed before 12:00 CET on business days are shipped within 2 business days. For orders over €200, you’ll receive free shipping (except to Norway and Australia). Every shipment includes tracking so you can monitor your delivery from our door to yours.

    If you’re not completely satisfied, you can return your items within 14 days of delivery, provided it’s unused and in its original condition. Visit our full Returns Policy for complete details.

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