Clauss Titanium Bonded Bent Snips, 7"
Key features
- •Titanium-bonded blades are three times harder than stainless steel
- •Corrosion and adhesive resistant
- •Comfort grips for extended use
- •Bent, serrated blades
- •Multipurpose snips for use around the home, office, or workshop
Clauss Titanium Bonded Bent Snips, 7"
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Quality seems to be very good.
soshywoshy13•November 2, 2017
Wanted these to put into use as an EMT student, tested them on some destroyed jeans I had saved for this purpose. Slipped right through them with no issue at all. Quality seems to be very good.
Excellent tool. Great value
D. S. Johnson•August 5, 2017
Excellent tool. Great value. As a First Responder I have already used these scissors several time and they are still as sharp as the day I pulled them out of the package. The grips are padded and fit my medium to large hands very well. They are comfortable and easy to use. So far I have cut several pair of blue jeans, one work boot, and one braided paracord bracelet with them. Trimmed a SAMS splint down for a young child. I am going to order two more sets.
Awesome!
All Things Man•May 2, 2017
These sheers are very high quality. I am an EMT and love these. I've had no problem cutting through jeans and thicker jackets. I would highly recommend.
Best I've used.
Mort Adella•July 25, 2016
Many scissors of tis types are like toys. This is a stronger scissor that is easier to use that the short handles ones. .
Awesome for trauma shears/ cutting off clothes
The Granola Girl•June 12, 2016
I am an emergency room nurse and these work awesome for cutting off clothes quickly in a trauma. Exactly what I was looking for. I think the only thing I've heard that were better were the pricey raptors but I don't have a need for those yet. I've even seen paramedics with these scissors as well as some of the trauma surgeons I work with. They really are good trauma shears.
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