Fiskars Original Orange Handled Scissors - Ergonomically Contoured - 8 Stainless Steel - Paper and Fabric Scissors for Office, and Arts and Crafts

Would definitely buy again

Im pretty sure my husband almost cried when he opened this gift. In all 30 years he has been alive, no one ever thought to buy him left handed scissors. He can now help me cut coupons and has zero reasons to complain.

Classic, but a goodie. Buy a pair every year and give them away as a present. FISKARS has excellent customer service too- will alwyas replace if something happens to one of their products.

These scissors cut very neatly and maintain their sharpness.

We have used Fiskar’s scissors for a number of years and have always been satisfied. They stay sharp for a long period of time they are easy to use and well balanced.

These are great for petite hands, they are very comfortable to work with, but I thought they would be a bit sharper. There was not that much of a difference with my old scissors when cutting into fabric.

These work great for me. I finally got fed up using, or trying to use, all the right handed scissors in my home. Trying to help my kids with their homework and my toddlers were able to cut things out better than me. Well, finally I can cut without frustration! These are easy to use and do the job.

I purchased these for my left handed sister who LOVED them!!

I own two pairs of these, the first are a late 80s production that are in great shape considering I keep them in the garage. I keep them oiled and they have no rust. They take a beating though and through the years Ive taken them in for sharpening. Ace now wants almost $10 to sharpen which is a joke because I used to pay $4, I think I will invest in a good scissor sharpener. New ones are usually around $15 and guess what they are made in China now. My two pairs are both USA production so Im going to keep them! The second pair has always resided in my wifes kitchen junk drawer and due to light use seem nearly new. I dont know what quality control is done in China on the new production but the older models were worth the money I paid years ago. Four stars for making a great product then like every other company selling out to overseas interests, I guess Americans dont know how to make scissors anymore! God Bless.

Used the deckle scissors for cutting paper. Worked for a while, then blades didnt mesh, then plastic part broke and that was the end. Poor quality. Bought at Michaels.