Fiskars Travel Folding Scissors, TSA-Compliant, Compact and Portable for Crafting and Quick Snips, Stainless Steel Blades, Explore Collection, Mountain Haze

I bought these to go in my cross stitch box that I take with me to work. I had a VERY tight tolerance to work with, and this fit perfectly! They are super small, and at less than $6, I think anyone who wants them should get them lol. Like others have said, they are kind of hard to open. I think it's good that they won't come open by themselves, but I get a little nervous that I may cut myself while I'm trying to open them because of the force. Definitely not for people with weak hands or arthritis, maybe get a non-folding model that comes with a sheath instead.

These scissors are fantastic. Great for travel I keep a pair in my lunch bag. I had foot surgery and now I have to tape some toes down for a while until I'm done healing using a big pair of scissors is very difficult to cut this tape. This tiny pair of scissors does the job flawlessly.

I bought these so I could cross stitch while on a cruise. They are the perfect size for travel, and even fold up so they will fit in an Altoids tin if you use that for needle minders and other bits and bobs. Now I keep them in my project bag so I always have them handy when working on a project. Love these!

I bought these because they are small amd easy to take around, intending to use them to cut up food for my baby. While the folding mechanism is a bit difficult to use, I like that these scissors are VERY sharp! I can cut almost any food for our little one. Just be careful because I accidentally cut myself with these.

great scissors! I use them at work as a spare set. I work in a cotton mill and run knitting machines. They fold up very small. Some times I use them once or twice a week and sometimes u sue them all day depending on the machines I run. I carry them every day and being folded up they don't poke me in my pocket like other scissors. They are convenient and good quality. Would highly recommend for someone who uses a small pear of scissors a lot.

Compact, sturdy, sharp, made for delicate fingers as well as the more robust. I love these scissors. They’re affordable as heck, small, and feel sharp like their full-size models. The tips are rounded for safety (and TSA compliance) so they can be used for anything from snipping daisies to trimming your nose hairs (testifying for a friend). I own multiple pairs and squirrel them away in my home, car, wallet… wherever they’re useful - which is anywhere. These are ideal for backpacking for their weight and size. Put them in a first aid kit. Gift them to your friends! I honestly think anyone would use these on a daily basis if they owned a pair. 10/10!

These are VERY poorly made for a FIskars product. The blades don't pass each other smoothly - they sort of grind past each other when making a cut. The handles are thin and spindly -- they HURT your thumb and finger, they're so small a radius - almost feel sharp, their radius is so small. I may carry them for "just in case", but I'm not counting on them.

I adore these scissors for my travels, especially when bringing along my knitting projects on flights. While they are incredibly sharp and perfect for cutting acrylic yarn, my only minor issue is the difficulty in closing them. To avoid straining my fingers, I simply leave them open at home, as other scissors I've tried just don't compare in quality.

I work in healthcare, although I would have preffered bandage sheers for safety, theres not one thats less bulky and safe in the pockets at the same time. This solves that problem and is plenty sharp. It comes in handy in times where you need to cut something you can’t just tear with your hands or need a bit of precision. It is worth saying that I had the orange variant, and for some reason, this blue one is much smoother to fold and unfold.

The quality is very good

Muy prácticas y muy buenas

Excellent scissors - very sharp

A tesoura corta bem, prática, ocupa pouco espaço, só as articulações na hora de dobra-la é que são um pouco duas, mais nada como o uso para dar uma amaciada.