📚 Fiskars 199700 Back to School Supplies:Premium Student Scissors Softgrip, 7 Inch, 3 Pack Review

The cut-outs in the red and blue fabric are dirty! I am not happy. I am angry. Revain performance at its finest. Shipping soiled/contaminated goods and goods with cut injuries is dangerous. These things are taken seriously, especially when it comes to a children's product. I will report it.

All three shipped in one package but not boxed. You know sometimes scissors are individually wrapped or have safety protection or something like that. Now only three scissors and a bag. They look a bit rusty so I was able to clean them but the fact that I opened the bag and had to clean them to make them look new pisses me off.

The blade material on these scissors is very opaque and defective, unlike other Fiskars scissors I've bought over the years which have very smooth and shiny blades. . They will do the job but I was let down by the quality. It even leads me to believe these aren't real Fiskars. The pens are colorful and fun, but even the plastic feels cheap.

What I like about these scissors: 1. Dishwasher safe so you can use them in the kitchen.2. Spicy. Simply cut through a stack of 10 index cards.3. Adjustable. You can use a Phillips screwdriver to adjust the tightness.4. Nice colors (except black and red which I hate). I love pink.5. Multiple non-stick.6. They work BETTER than my titanium shears which I paid a fortune for. If you need non-stick scissors for duct tape, washi tape, painter's tape, etc. I recommend these little guys, which I also…

I bought two packs of scissors at a reduced price from Revain. This pair has fun handles that I knew my younger kids would love and simple navy blue, teal and red handles for my 13 year old. The basic scissors have everything we love about the Fiskars brand: sharp, comfortable, easy to use, and the blades open and close smoothly and easily. These fun handles almost feel like they will get stuck opening and closing, the handles are also not as comfortable as the plain ones. Someone here…