SINGER ProSeries Folding Seam Ripper

NICE & SHARP!

Just what I needed arrived in a timely manner

I had purchased this product because I made a mistake in a project I had been working on and had to take it apart. I have many Singer products that are the exact same design, black and pink with the Singer logo on it. So I fully expected this seam ripper to have the same high quality as the other products I've purchased. I was not disappointed. The seam ripper is designed like a pocket knife, where it folds down into the handle when not in use, and has a click to keep it either folder or unfolded and ready to use. I love that. I don't have kids or anyone who can get hurt by this product should it be left open, but the design lends itself to those who do, and can confidently know they wont get hurt when it's folded up. I would absolutely buy this product again. I don't expect I will need to for quite some time, as Singer products are synonymous with quality.

Works Great !

I love it. The actual ripper folds into the grip when not in use. Great ergonomic design. Comfortable to use while you're kicking yourself for having to rip a seam at all.

Just love this style of a ripper handle is larger and a lot easier to use. A great price also.

With mixed reviews, I took a chance. Hoping for the "OH WOW!" product. Well, it is sharper than the $4 hunk of junk I was given from Jo-Anne's. Still need to put a fair bit of pressure on thread to actually cut it. But it does cut vs simply rip. Yay? Still a slow time to pick or rip seams, even on a stitch length of 4. And it still stretches my woven fabric.I seriously considered getting some springs to tie thread to and measure how much stretch it took before the thread severed/broke.I think the little embroidery scissors (B08LDCLW9N) I bought are sharper than these. I'm tempted to just use those, but fear stabbing/cutting my fabric as well.**EDIT: I tried it out, and the embroidery scissors are not sharper per side, only when used together as scissors. They get the shear benefit that a lone blade just doesn't get. So the edge of this Singer seam picker/ripper is sharper than either edge on the scissors. The scissors can still cut thread with less effort, without any pull/stretch, due to their design.Next time I will try Clover brand, the youtuber I watched use her clover seam picker to easily push through a row of stitches.Perhaps it is a difference in thread. Given the mixed reviews, it could still be an edge quality issue.

Use these to get hair off vac rollers. Works great just beware it will pinch if you get flesh trapped while closing.