ENGINEER PH-55 6.3" Multipurpose Scissors, 4-in-1 Blades, Made in Japan

I love these scissors! They are exactly as described: heavy-duty, sharp, and precise. They've quickly become my go-to scissors in the workshop.

These are fantastic scissors! I've used them to cut plastic, fabric, foil & thin metal, string, cord & rope, wire, etc. They grip whatever's in the jaws without slipping and cut cleanly. They don't excel at cutting fabric like a dedicated pair of shears might, but they will cut it. I'm tempted to purchase a few more pairs to distribute into my first aid kits & boat tool box. You won't regret getting them.

Need a pair of utility scissors that are not only well built, ingeniously designed, but also showcase the manufacturer's pride in craftsmanship? Then look no further than the PH-55 scissors from ENGINEER. At this price point, you'd expect something less than impressive, that might last a year or so, and be a run of the mill pair of scissors. This is not the case with ENGINEER scissors. The joint hardware is precision fit, and delivers a smooth-as-butter action. No binding, no tight/loose spots in the travel of the halves. The way the halves travel as you cut through a wide range of material is impressive enough to make me think these were hand fit, and lapped together (I appreciate fine tools). The shears are partially "micro-serrated", so you get a firm bite when cutting difficult materials, such as tubing, leather, etc. NO walking as you cut, they deliver straight, precise cuts. The handles are offset, so you can grip these scissors with confidence, and comfort. Like to hold your scissors like a telecom technician or electrician for maximum leverage? Go right ahead, they're comfortable. Just a note, if you have large hands, the handles may seem a little on the diminutive side, but don't let this stop you; just adjust your grip. Speaking of handles, yes, they are pretty busy looking...they have a kind of "Transformers" look, like they'll turn into a truck, or a space ship, or a robot. However, they nest into a matching hard plastic sheath, and believe me, they tend to get noticed when I'm on the job site. Gripes about the sheath? I really wish the well designed, friction-locking sheath had a belt clip! It's that damned cool! In short: In the market for some hard-use utility scissors? Give the ENGINEER PH-55 a shot!

I use them to cut Cat6 cable to put RJ45 heads on. They are decent but they do hurt a bit when used as "shears" and not just scissors. You hold them a different way. Applies too much pressure to the inside of the palm. I still do like them, but I keep an older pair of snips around as a second backup. Would I buy them again, sure.

These are truly superior quality scissors. I got them on the recommendation from an acquaintance that these are the BEST small scissors for opening those nerve-racking clam-shell packages. Works like a charm. Both blades of these scissors are near razor sharp, and the back half of one of the blades is serrated, so that slick objects, like the hard plastic used in clam-shell packages does not try to slip out of the jaws. The handles are about as small as they can be, and still be comfortable to use for a man's size L hand. Included is a sturdy cover for the blades. The blades themselves are thicker and stronger than I expected. Very, very well made. There are a few things to note: These are compact scissors, great for dropping in a junk drawer. They don't take up much space, and the cover keeps the blades from damaging anything or becoming damaged. They are not 'tiny' by any means, but about as small as you can make scissors, and not really sacrifice cutting ability. The blades are fairly short, but sturdy, and in the same vein, the handles are smallish, but sturdy, and reasonably comfortable. Cut into the backside of the hinge (the handle side) is a small notch which I believe is for cutting wire. I'd stick to copper or at least non-hardened wire, but it is nice to see, as if you do have to cut wire in a pinch, you don't risk damaging the blade. The best scissors of their size I own.

I recently purchased the ENGINEER PH-55 Multi-Function, 160mm Compact Scissors, and I must say, they have exceeded my expectations. These scissors are designed to cut many types of materials and objects that ordinary scissors would struggle with. One of the standout features of these scissors is the flat blade from the top to the middle shear, which allows for smooth cutting of not only cloth but also paper. The micro serrated blade from the middle to the rearmost shear is especially impressive, as it securely holds the object without slipping, providing precise and controlled cutting. The inclusion of a wire cutter independently placed near the handles is a fantastic addition. It is perfect for cutting copper and steel wires, adding versatility to these scissors. Additionally, the safety box opener on the outside of the cutting blades is incredibly convenient for effortlessly opening carton boxes. Safety is also a top priority with these scissors. The finger pinch guard, which prevents fingers from being pinched between the handles, provides an added layer of protection. Moreover, the scissors come with a protective cap with drain holes, ensuring safe storage and preventing any accidental injuries. The build quality of these scissors is outstanding. The rust-proof stainless steel body ensures durability and longevity, making them a reliable tool for a variety of tasks. The sharpness of the blades is truly impressive, but it's essential to handle them with care to avoid any unexpected cuts. In terms of performance, these scissors cut various materials cleanly and safely. The comfortable handles make prolonged use comfortable and ergonomic. Whether you're working on fabric, paper, or other materials, these scissors deliver exceptional results. As a frequent user of different tools, I appreciate the quality and reliability of the ENGINEER PH-55 Multi-Function Scissors. They are incredibly sharp, durable, and versatile. In fact, these scissors have become my go-to tool for a wide range of tasks. I only wish I had discovered them earlier. If you're in need of a small pair of scissors that can handle almost anything, I highly recommend the ENGINEER PH-55 Multi-Function, 160mm Compact Scissors. Their exceptional cutting ability, combined with their durability and thoughtful design features, make them a worthwhile investment. They are a must-have addition to any toolbox or day-go-bag, and they are particularly suitable for EMTs due to their versatility and reliability.

Most useful tool to keep on beltmulti use tool to carry

SMALL handles. So I should probably know that scissors made in Japan are gonna be a bit smaller but this feels a little ridiculous. See picture. A tight fit for two fingers on the one side and my thumb fills up the entire hole on the other I do have larger hands, but these scissors are small though they do appear to be very sharp and well-made.

Excellent scissors but be aware they are quite small. If you are expecting a full size pair these are not those. Everything else work great, the box cutter grind on top. The serrated part of the blade is excellent and I like how easy it is to cut with the ends as well.

Light weight, ergonomic, cool design with practical purpose (grip), not expensive compared to leatherman raptop, very sharp and able to cut thick items. It is compact to fit into my Maxpedition Fatty Organiser as one of the First Aid kits. I prefer scissors with 2 equal big semi circle handle rather than those with 1 big and 1 small handle type. You cannot ask for a better one, this is one of the best in the market and probably the best (of its size) in the market.

The ENGINEER PH-55 Multi-Function Scissors offer a unique combination of features, making them a valuable tool for various cutting applications. This review analyzes their design and functionality from a scientific perspective. Material Functionality: Sharp Blades: The 4-in-1 combi blade boasts a flat and micro-serrated section, ensuring efficient cutting of diverse materials like paper, cloth, leather, and even thin wires. The serrated edge enhances grip and prevents material slippage during cutting. Durable Construction: The Japanese-made, high-quality steel construction guarantees longevity and resistance to bending or blunting. Ergonomic Design: Finger Pinch Guard: The S-shaped handles with overlapping guards effectively minimize the risk of finger pinching during use, promoting user safety. Compact Size (160mm): The small profile allows for comfortable handling and easy storage in tool belts or pockets, enhancing portability. Multi-Functionality: Integrated Features: The PH-55 incorporates a dedicated wire cutter for precise and effortless wire snipping, alongside a safety box opener for convenient package opening without damaging contents. Scientifically Supported Benefits: The PH-55's design aligns with established ergonomic principles, promoting user comfort and reducing fatigue during prolonged use. The use of high-quality steel aligns with material science best practices for ensuring tool durability and maintaining sharp edges. Conclusion: The ENGINEER PH-55 Multi-Function Scissors excel in versatility, offering efficient and precise cutting for various materials. The ergonomic design promotes user safety and comfort. From a scientific standpoint, the material choices, design features, and functionalities are well-supported by established principles. These scissors are a valuable addition to any toolbox, earning them a well-deserved 5-star rating.

Produto espetacular.

Un ciseau multifonction qui semble bien construit et solide mais à voir à l'usage. De taille relativement compacte, il est facilement transportable grace a son étui qui protège les lames et offre une bonne rétention (pour le moment). Il n'y a aucun jeu entre le pièces les différentes pièces assemblées, le tranchant est bon, l'ergonomie et le confort sont surtout affaire de ressenti personnel ; personnellement cela me convient. En effet, ciseau peut être tenu de manière ordinaire pour toutes les coupes classiques ou à pleine main pour les coupes de matériaux plus durs. De plus, les poignées sont équipées d'une sorte de capot de part et d'autre afin d'éviter de se pincer lors des phases de coupes appuyées à deux mains. Seul réel doute, la partie inférieur de la lame permettant d'ouvrir des paquets ; celle-ci n'est pas spécialement tranchante. Bref, content de cet achat à voir avec le temps et à l'usage...