✂️ Kai 5240 2 Inch Dressmaking Shears Sewing Tools Review

I've been making 4-ply face masks for a month and when calluses started appearing on my fingers I started looking for new scissors. I am so glad I chose these, the handles are very comfortable for my arthritic hands, I can fit all 4 fingers in my thumb, the scissors are the perfect length and very sharp - they cut with very little effort through fabric.

The sharpest scissors I've ever had. I don't use them for what scissors were meant for 90% of the time and they held up great. I use these kitchen scissors and they cut cleaner and sharper than any kitchen scissors I have ever owned. Just wipe off the water shortly after washing, they keep working. They cut through any clothing material with ease when I'm cutting denim, so they're great as sewing scissors.

After losing a pair of old spring loaded Fiskars I started looking for new sewing scissors. I used Gingher as a kid, but a lot of people online and offline are saying that Gingher isn't what it used to be. Based on the reviews of the Kai brand I decided to try the 5240 to see how they are and then maybe trade them in for something from the 7000 series if I like them. I love her! They are comfortable, strong but not heavy, cut quickly and cleanly. I could still splurge on 7000 depending on how…

I confess I was a bit skeptical. After trying the Kai scissors, I'm glad I turned to Gingher. Let's start by saying that the handles are very comfortable. The soft, large handle allows you to fit all of your fingers into the bottom handle and you'll definitely be able to cut with a lot less fatigue. For arthritic hands, this is a blessing! Add the ease of scissors and now I can cut out entire patterns without my hands getting tired! Then the sharpness of the scissors is definitely the best…