✂️ Fiskars 8-inch Non-Stick Titanium Softgrip Scissors with 3.1-inch Cut Length Review

I received this item on time and to my surprise found that it was unusable. The blades interlocked and the scissors needed extra strength to work. I loosened the screw a bit, but the blades still held together. Careful examination revealed that the blades were bent toward each other, causing friction. I requested a replacement and the same problem was present with a spare pair. In the end I returned confused and disappointed; I didn't expect poor quality from such a reliable brand.

As a special education teacher, I cut A LOT. Whether it's lamination, something sticky/tacky, or paper, these scissors have never let me down. I've never had a pair of scissors that I liked so much. I will be looking for some cool titanium safety scissors for my students little hands. I don't know why these scissors never stick, but they are magic! I can cut through velcro dots and they still pass the test. GREAT investment**PER TIP** If your student's scissors are getting sticky and sticky…

This. I used to have an earlier version of these scissors and now I use them in the kitchen (for cutting food only). I needed a second pair as my original was no longer sold and I'm glad I found them. Black scissor blades. It's non-adhesive, so if you cut something with glue, it's less likely to stick. Titanium blades are strong and can cut through almost all common everyday objects: thick paper, plastic bags, rope, light cardboard. For right-handers, the handle is made in a pleasant shade of…

Fiskars are the best scissors I have ever used. I bought 6 packs of different sized scissors from Home Depot and none of these pairs cut as well as these 8 inch scissors. I've been into bonsai for a very long time and still use the original sharp "surgical" pruning and pruning. heavier ones for the larger branches I bought in the early 70's. Nixon was President. This morning I found and 'added' 2 pairs of 8" for less than $5. I added them to my order. They aren't like the black ones but I'm…

You can never have enough scissors! I know I always seem to stumble upon a pair in our house that are forgotten when I least expected them and then when I really need them they are nowhere to be found. It's annoying! On top of that, we've had some that have aged quite a bit and some have just disappeared, so yeah, it's time to get a new pair. **Tip: There is an easy way to sharpen dull scissors. Take a strong sheet of aluminum foil (or fold a regular sheet in several folds) and make dozens of…