Straight Dog Grooming Scissors, 7.0 inch, Straight Blade. | Lightweight, Sharp, 440C Stainless Steel

These are AWESOME! Price is very fair for what you’re getting. They’re lightweight but sturdy and come SHARP. They leave a clean smooth finish. I used them all day and kept reaching for these over some of my “better” shears. I will probably order another pair since I loved them so much. Can’t recommend these enough. They’re great! Finger holes are slightly tilted also for comfort and ease of use.

I am loving these shears! Retired groomer, had to step away from work due to sudden illness and it’s following permanent disability. Since this dog flu has been going around, I’ve had to practice my skills to keep my service dog in training from looking disheveled. The curve: a little too steep for my personal preference but fine for working with feet and legs. I don’t know if I’d love them for detailing more intricate work, but I suppose the angle could be good for doing a nice round face. The cut: crisp, clean lines with these shears. Minimal snagging but definitely not the sharpest pair I’ve ever owned, for the price it was way better than I expected. You’re not getting a $200 pair of shears here but I would hope you knew that. The shears stayed sharp through all 4 feet and for trimming a few stray feathers, which is better than I can say for other human shears I’ve tried. Adjustability: These came out of the box VERY tight which I like, but it’s definitely not the smooth feel you’ll get with more expensive ones. I didn’t expect them to cut like butter, but I was a little disappointed on the friction at first. There is a screw to adjust the tightness, but I haven’t needed to use it yet. I quickly got used to the force needed to open and close, but you may want to adjust to personal preference if you have arthritis or weakness in your hands because they do take considerable force to open and close by default. The safety features: rounded tip for these is a great feature for working in precise movements around ticklish areas. I think they’re a great first pair for an amateur looking to practice or just keep their dog maintained between grooms. I don’t think these would be great for labor intensive hand scissoring, they feel like they would lose sharpness quickly. But I will update after more use to confirm or deny that. Overall I am very pleased with the quality of these shears. And for the price if I need to replace them once or twice a year, that’s still more feasible for me than getting another set of my Fusion scissors right now. Get these now, it’s really not too bad for price and I think it will be worth it. Coat type I used these on was a golden retriever with a winter coat growing in.

High quality and razor sharp. Makes blending and thinning hair around faces, puzzles, and ears quick and safe. NOTE - Do not use these for removing matted hair, they do not work well for this and cutting close to the skin may be dangerous!

I have 3 Hashimoto scissors, all of then the lightweight green handles. I don’t know how much the regular shears weigh but these are incredibly light which make them easy to use for a lengthy grooming session. The blades seem to be high quality and they are sharp so be careful! Best scissors out there for the price imho!

Unfortunately, these arrived to me with a ridge in the straight blade that had to be professionally sharpened out, otherwise the shears wouldn't fully close and do their job correctly. These work BEAUTIFULLY though, and they take off a pretty good amount of fur, even if it's super thick, without causing any choppiness. They can also blend large areas quite nicely if you use them right. They're super comfortable to hold too and, despite the knick that was on the straight blade, they did come nice and sharp. The packaging was super sleek and expensive looking too which I really liked! *UPDATE* Unfortunately the straight blade has once again easily gotten a knick in it and is unusable unless sharpened after one drop, so at this point I'm unsure if the quality of the metal is too soft or cheaper than it actually is, because I have 20 dollars shears that I've dropped countless times with 0 knicks in the blades. That being said, I'd still recommend these as long as you're super careful, because they're great shears.

Hashimoto is very high quality at a bargain price. The blade edges are razor sharp and the action is very smooth. I have 2 terrier puppies with very thick coats that need to be kept in show shape so sessions on the table have to be kept short - having great tools makes work easy.

Seem to be very well made. & sharp. As described... Hoping they hold there edge...

This is a very, very nice product. Easy to hold, cut with. produces exactly the shape of the blades. Light weight. Nice edges to cutting edge. Keep and use it forever. I really cannot think of a critical remark to add to this. Lifetime product.