Titanium Scissors are Great
By Joan Young onI got these on sale and didnt expect them to be half as good as they are. Wish there had been another pair!
Our cheap kitchen scissors broke and I was hoping to bring home something to replace them. These were regularly $8.99, but were on sale for $6.99.I have now stolen these for my office, and given the kitchen the other cheap pair that I had. I sure wish this hadnt been the last one on the rack.Ill be looking to see if they get more in, and Ill buy another at full price.They are a bargain even at $9.Heres why.
1. These scissors feel very nice in the hand, with a cushioned grip
2. The blades are very hard- for lack of a better term. They arent at all flexible... in other words the cuts are going to be precise.
3. The edges meet cleanly for the whole length of the blade.
4. They are very sharp
5. The hinge has just the right amount of resistance
The above are my reactions to how they work. The package says that they are titanium bonded to a stainless steel core which makes the metal three times harder than stainless steel, and that it will stay sharp a long time. It says they are very corrosion resistant, and resistant to residue build-up from adhesives and tapes. Since this is one of my complaints about my old scissors, Ill update you after Ive used these for a while.
They are listed as 8" scissors with a straight handle. The blades are 3.75" from the hinge.
They have a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.

I'll have to look for these at Meijers here, I really need a good pair of scissors again! Thanks for the pics as I'll know exactly what to look for.