KORBONDNeedlework 4 Inch (10cm) – Soft Grip Professional, Household, Fabric, Paper Scissors. Ambidextrous – for Right & Left Handed

These are pretty good scissors, the finger grip is quite wide for their size and comfortable to use. These have become a little loose since I bought them six years ago, but they have retained their edge. To be fair though, I haven't used these as much as another pair I purchased, but they have been used for trimming threads, cutting varying thicknesses of thread for rigging and cutting decals for plastic models. Some cutting of paper has been involved as well.One thing with these scissors is that they are secured together with a rivet. While that might ultimately make them more secure and less likely to come apart, it does mean that when they loosen, you can't tighten them up. Again, I'm not sure this is such a terrible thing as screws offer their own problems. Oh well, they haven't come apart yet and while they are looser now they still work just fine.The handle is hard plastic but quite nicely shaped and finished, so comfortable on the fingers.These are surprisingly good for the price, so I don't really have any complaints. That they have survived so long when more expensive ones have failed speaks volumes in itself. For me these are worth the price and are surprisingly good. It's not like you can expect much more these days.

Needed a small, sharp, precision scissors and yet confortable... for miniature house building. It is smallish, sharpish but not good for precision (much too thick). However if you just need to cut threads then why not - except that any scissors would do that job

Only used for cross stitch. Very disappointed as blunt within a couple of uses. Would of returned if I'd kept packaging.Personally I'd avoid.

I received these scissors yesterday and they are a lot smaller than I was expecting but that's my fault for not reading the description properly. They are not too comfortable to hold because of their size and they stick they are not smooth when you snip the cotton which is annoying. They will do for now for the price I paid, but I will be looking to get some better ones in a few weeks time.

Really cheap and nasty scissors - horrid feeling handles, and the blades are poor quailty.Do yourself a favour and get some Tim Holtz scissors instead - these are awful.

At first I thought these scissors were a good buy, as they did the job, but within a fortnight they had fallen to pieces.

Does not have sharp points and the end of the scissors do not cut. I have an old pair of same size scissors which I use to cut thin brass sheet and they still cut thread better than these scissors. No tightening screw.

Spurred to buy by great reviews, however they do not work well with cutting mouliné floss for embroidery, so I'm very disappointed and would not recommend for this use.