Kitchen Devils S8602014 Lifestyle Kitchen Scissors

Great scissors, have had many of them over the years and they stay sharp for a long time

Bought to replace a pair I thought I'd lost, but hadn't. So know I have three pairs which is very handy. I use one in the garden and one in the house and have one as a spare. Best and strongest scissors I have ever had. Stay sharp for years. Have cut almost anything with them including wire to tie up plants, thick cardboard, plastic sheets, paper, packaging, fabric etc. Worth the money. Highly recommend.

We bought two of these scissors to replace the one that my better half used in the garden, and even worse, left it there and lost it.We still have one set of the original pairs bought decades ago and which remain the best scissors we have ever known.The new ones have a slightly modified grip and screw holding the two blades together but are otherwise essentially the same design.They also cut just as well as it is possible to compare the two vintages on a range of materials.The new scissors are slightly lighter in construction and with this reduction in weight and attendant solidarity has also come a potential reduction in strength. There is more 'give' in the overall structure when under high cutting strain (thicker materials). Nevertheless they retain the superb quality of cut of the previous model and are once more, favourite kitchen cutting tools.Highly recommended scissors continuing the superb cutting ability of the previous model,

The good … This pair is a replacement for the pair I have used incessantly for the last 10 years or so. They’re the one kitchen devil product that has stayed the same. Comfortable to use, pretty strong and being serrated they cut through most things in the kitchen, cardboard, plastic bottles, I’ve even used them for the thin tie wraps and to be honest I’ve put then through hell. The last pair just gave up cutting even the simple packaging and trap it between the blades. Price is ok for £9.99The Bad … This isn’t a bad for me but it is bad, the picture on here is not the picture of the pair you receive. That is lazy and false advertising. They are similar in handle shape but the blades are different.I have found a way recently of sharpening them even with the serrations and didn’t mind trying it once I had no other option. Chances are unless you use the right tool it might not work and I can’t explain it other than a rotary tool was used on the blades. Then a little turn of the screw to gently nip up the blades.Can and would I recommend for £9.99 for the sensible DIY kitchen and day to day uses. Yes.

You can't go wrong with these scissors nice and sharp would definitely recommend

In my opinion these are one of the best scissors you can get for the kitchen this is my third pair,,, I would like to say though ,,get the scissors that have the serrated blade on one side,, and DO NOT WASH IN DISHWASHER! I don’t know if you know or not but dishwashers DO blunt the blades on knives and scissors! So best to wash these items in hot soapy water and dry well! I just wish I could find a “proper” scissor sharpener, but I think I’m going to have to send them away ,,it’s a pity we don’t have the old ways anymore,when we used to get a chap with a van usually selling Hardware, paraffin etc and he would have a grinding stone in his van and you used to take your knives and scissors outside to the van to be sharpened by him,,, good old days! A lot of things sadly missed, but there again, there’s an opening for someone with a van to restart this old trade

These are solid, feel high quality and are going to last a long while. The blades are wide enough such that they stick securely on my magnetic rail.

Having used these in the kitchen for 18 months they're blunt now. The old ones I had were made in Finland and lasted 20 years.