✂️ Slip-N-Snip Folding Safety Scissors: The Original 13 IN Foldable Shears Review

This is the base #SLS1 model - the blades are a bit large, thick and dull compared to those I bought from the lace/fabric shop, this is the #SLS3 model. The basic model is good for versatile use (e.g. fishing, hardware, crafting). They are durable. These are good travel shears. They're not made for anything thinner, which is surprising considering they're small. I have many other shears that can be used anywhere, as well as portable shears like the ones that come with the Leatherman multi-tool.

My mom had a very strong set of metal folding scissors in the 70's and we've been trying to find one ever since. another folding scissors called "Famous Chinese Brand UCEC Folding Scissors" by Zhang Xiaoquan, which was 60 cents cheaper at the time. I was short on time and was desperate for a high quality ALL metal folding scissors. correspond to our originals. I read a lot of reviews and Q&A where I wasn't quite sure if either pair had metal handles so I got both. The Chinese pair came in much…

I bought these from a sewing shop over 30 years ago and loved it so much I came back to buy a pair for my mom. I still have this original pair and they are in great condition but I can't find them so I bought a new pair. While I suspect the old pair is better than the new, I base this solely on my general cynicism about the production. now, not three decades ago. They look and feel the same, fairly sharp, just as accurate for fine work where something needs to be cut close to the surface of the

I bought these from a sewing shop over 30 years ago and they loved it so much I came back to buy a pair for my mum. I still have this original pair and they are in great condition but I can't find them so I bought a new pair. While I suspect the old pair is better than the new, I base this solely on my general cynicism about the production. now, not three decades ago. They look and feel the same, fairly sharp, just as accurate for fine work where something needs to be cut close to the surface…