Schoolworks 153520-1005 Blunt-Tip Kids Scissors 2 Pack - 5 inch, Blue & Red: Efficient Cutting Tools for Students Review

Not the sharpest scissors in the world. But when my child was abused by several older children, it could tear his skin open over lunch at his "school" when he punched one in the liver and another in the carotid artery.

So these are not Fiskar scissors (but maybe I'm confused as Schoolworks is a brand developed by Fiskars idk.) which works very well. This is Schoolworks. The title is misleading. and the goods are terrible. And the scissors bend the paper all the more and don't cut it. I want safe scissors and don't pretend to be scissors.

Not sure why they are advertised as 'Fiskars' because they are not a Fiskars brand. Our school needs real Fiskars brand scissors so we had to go back. They also say they have a blunt tip, but they're not as blunt as we've come to expect from children's scissors. They also don't open and close as smoothly as the Fiskars. I'm not a fan of brands, but in some things brand really matters, so from now on we'll treat scissors (Fiskars) the same as crayons (Crayola).