Miller KS-1 Yellow Fiber Optic Kevlar Scissors, Easily Portable Utility Scissors for Working Technicians, Electricians, and Installers, Heavy-Duty Cable Cutters, 5.5 Inches

Cuts through anything, well almost. Great quilty and value for money.

These utility scissors are now part of my EDC kit. They are supremely sharp, but have nice large handles making them easy to use, but sturdy in the materials I can cut with them. The sharp blades also provide excellent accuracy in cutting. They provide excellent value for money given their versatility.

Very nice. Great quality.

I think these could cut through the fabric of timespace.

High quality and very strong, as seen on YouTube by EDC enthusiasts. This is a well made pair of scissors that cope with most cutting tasks. They are compact and easily fit most storage solutions.

Fantastic product and quality and value 👌

A great little set of scissors that has cut through everything that it has faced I use it in the kitchen and about the house. Haven't been disappointed yet

Small and powerful. Quality.

Amazing scissors. If you are cutting synthetic rope, these are a must have. I was shocked at how well they worked.

I've purchased these shears multiple times. I have red and a blue handled version which are both branded other manufacturers but are seemingly made in the same factory. As a low voltage technician, I dull many pairs of snips a year cutting and stripping various wire. These are properly hardened and sharpened unlike the ubiquitous free-fall snip most techs get a home depot. On copper wire, you likely wont dull this tool at all, but inevitably you'll end up cutting some shielded wire, T-grid, or other whathaveyous. When they are sharp they work great on fiber optic (as designed) but obviously bind up in weaves/string within cables when dull. I collect pocket knives and can say I have successfully sharpened a pair once or twice. One "blade" has very fine serrations to grip the cable, so you cannot sharpen it without removing those first. It's usually enough to just smooth out it's back side and sharpen the non-serrated blade. After a few sharpenings you may ruin the curve in the blade - scissors and shears have the blades bent inwards toward each other to maintain a pinch point. The screw that holds them together is easy to adjust, and the nut you see on the back side prevents your adjustment from changing. These will rust. They seem to be made with a good quality and affordable carbon steel, which is just not going to have chemical protection. If you're keeping them in a fiber kit to remain sharp just throw some lightweight oil on them from time to time.

Praktische Schere für die Arbeit zum Abschneiden von Fäden. Sehr handlich. Sehr gute Qualität und schön scharf.

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Se nota que están de moda.... de 7 euros a casi 30-40 eur ya.....