NAKABAYASHI Stationery Hikigiri Slim Scissors for Delicate Cutting (Dark Gray)

The media could not be loaded. I've never used this type of scissor design. I just started using them to cut paper. So far, I'm pleased with how smooth the cutting action is and how well it fits in my hand. I would definitely buy from this brand again.

I have had these scissors for over a year. We use them as everyday scissors for paper, tape, and cutting other thin material. We keep them in the kitchen drawer so we use them all the time. They are very sharp and have remained sharp. The shape of the blade is good. They are thin and light weight. The two sides are connected by a rivet and cannot be tightened. This has not been a problem as there has not been any noticeable wear at the pivot point. They would not be a good pair of scissors for a person with large hands as the finger holes are small. I would buy these again or send them as a gift.

I use these scissors daily to cut collage pieces. They cut paper like a dream. The only thing I’m not thrilled with is the size of the openings where your fingers go. The smaller ones rub against your thumb. I tried to put a little cushion on it and that helped. But I do love these scissors so much.

beautiful looking, nice quality scissors. Points not as fine as I would have liked for precise cuts.

The scissors are nice but the finger holes are too small for a comfortable grip and they tend to twist when cutting through heavier material. Great for light work though

I started doing punk rock and horror style collages and I saw that an artist I follow recommend this scissors and without knowing much about the subject I ordered them and know I understand why the praise.They are a joy to use.

These scissors are very cool and the cut great. My only complaint is that the handle material is very brittle (or soft, I'm not sure). I've had two different pairs of these scissors and both of them have had issue with the handle material. I'm not sure if the material is too brittle or is too soft but there are little chunks of missing material, I'm not sure if pieces are breaking off (too brittle) or it's just being dented (too soft). The first pair I owned I carefully put them point down in a pen/pencil cup on my desk. The next time I took them out to cut something I noticed a chunk of material was missing from the outer edge of one of the blades. Was this because I put the scissors point down in a pen cup? My second pair had some issues with the finish, little globs of excess coating or material and little chips towards the back of the handle. Makes me want a good pair of stainless steel scissors again. These are just not as durable as I would like.

Sleek pair of scissors purchased for standard office tasks (eg, paper, string, tape). Feels well-made in a very slim profile. Black metal is a nice smooth matte finish. Very sharp.