🔪 Dritz 177 Folding Scissors, 3.25 inches Review

I love, love, love these scissors. I keep buying them because I'm a handyman and the scissors work so well and are so cheap that I include a pair with each of my projects when I start a project and keep the scissors with a separate project until it's finished. This way I can take my projects with me and always have a pair of scissors to hand. These scissors can pass through airport security due to the short blades. The scissors are sharp and cut various threads perfectly. They cut through…

, The packaging and delivery of the two scissors was excellent. Couldn't use both scissors without using excessive force. Very dangerous. Easy to cut yourself when adjusting the scissors. for regular use. The rivets that hold the scissors together when folded are firmly clamped. Rivet lube didn't work! The only way to understand my complaint is to try to unroll the scissors yourself. My wife had the same product years ago until it was lost. worked well, unfolded easily and we expected these…

My dad had these scissors when I was younger and I always liked them but I think he lost them and I kept looking where for her and finally found. Every time I need to cut something I never had scissors with me but now it's perfect because I always have scissors because I attach them to my keys and carry them with me everywhere. The scissors are very difficult to fold and one of the blades has a shiny silver finish but it still cuts. I don't mind rust but the folding mechanism is very heavy if I

I was looking for a little pair of scissors for my bunch of keys. I am often in my garden and when I want to cut flowers I need scissors. I always keep my keys in my pocket and these scissors are perfect for your keychain. They're just the right size for basic scissors, but don't think they're pruning shears. They are a little tight to open at first, but loosen up a bit as you use them. You don't want them opening up in your pocket or purse, so I'm glad they're a little tight to open. I gave…