✂️ Kai V5210T: Precision 8-Inch Dressmaker Shears for flawless cuts Review

I cut fabric about 2-3 times a week and these scissors are the most comfortable and smooth I have found. I had another pair but I ruined them by accidentally cutting a metal pin and they don't cut well after that. The price is so low that I bought another pair.

I'm in love with these scissors. This will be my fabric scissors. For the price I got what I think is the best pair of scissors for cutting fabric. Cutting is super fast. No more blunt edges. I like the fact that it comes with a cap that covers the edges of the blade. These shapes are great for my hand.

I first wrote a critical review on these scissors and found them to be too tight. But I guess I'm just not used to properly "built" scissors, on closer inspection the blades twist slightly around each other and only touch in one place. They are pretty sharp and I had no problem slicing through the fabric.

I love cutting fabric with these scissors. Even the click-click sound they make is a treat. Very sharp. Don't damage them by using them to cut paper. Leave them to their intended use for cutting fabric. These are beautiful, well designed and well made scissors. I also appreciate the protective case for storage. I will probably have them forever.

I just LOVE these scissors. I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and have been sewing masks like crazy for the past few months. I have used Fiskars and was so disappointed in them. So I searched and read reviews and settled on KAI. I will never go back to Fiskars! These scissors are very useful. The handles are roomy and opening and closing is very smooth and easy for my arthritic hands! And the blades are super sharp. Thanks Kai for making my sewing projects easier!

I buy these for general use from my retail store and you can bet we've tried them out ourselves. They are thrown in boxes with many other tools, used in place of utility knives to open boxes, and generally neglected and abused. However, they remain almost dangerously razor sharp. We used to dull a pair of scissors and make them unusable in a few months. They certainly cost more, but their durability and fine workmanship make the extra investment worth it.