Flip your clipper over. That answers it faster than any list.

The FlairBlade mounts on a two-hole bracket — the same mounting pattern a standard Wahl detachable cutting blade uses. If your blade sits on two screws in a flat metal bracket, this blade drops straight in. If it snaps on, slides into a channel, or is a fixed T-blade head, it does not.

That is the whole test. The brand on the housing does not decide it. The bracket does.

How to check yours in ten seconds

1. Take the blade off your machine.
2. Look at what is left behind — the bracket the blade was sitting on.
3. Two holes, flat bracket, screws through the top of the blade → the FlairBlade fits.
4. Snap-on tab, slide-in channel, or the blade is part of a T-shaped head → it does not.

Still not sure? Send us a photo of the bracket. We would rather answer a message than process a return.

Machines that take it

These machines share the standard Wahl detachable blade pattern — the same two-hole bracket the #1006 standard blade and the #2191 precision fade blade mount to:

• Wahl 5 Star Senior
• Wahl Cordless Senior
• Wahl 5 Star Magic Clip
• Wahl Cordless Magic Clip
• Wahl Super Taper
• Wahl Sterling Reflections Senior

Not just Wahl. Plenty of machines from other brands are built on the same two-hole bracket. If yours is, this blade fits it. We are not going to pretend the name on the housing matters when the hardware says otherwise. Check the bracket.

Machines it does not fit

• T-blade trimmers and outliners. The blade is part of the head. Nothing to swap.
• Snap-on blade systems. Different mount entirely.
• Any clipper manufactured in 2026. See below.

The 2026 exception

Clippers built in 2026 use a changed bracket. The current FlairBlade does not fit them. We are tooling a new mold for those.

If you are running a 2026 machine, do not buy this one yet. Get in touch and we will tell you the day the new mold ships — you will hear before it goes up for sale.

Why we describe the bracket instead of listing brands

Because the bracket is what actually determines fitment, and a brand list goes stale the moment somebody launches a new machine.

You have been burned by vague compatibility claims before. Every barber has. So we would rather tell you exactly what to look for and let you check it yourself in ten seconds than write universal fit and hope.

Nobody made him look like that but you. We just make the blade.