New grip cover.
Onogi’s “leather wrap” series

Popular with women. A type 7 inches. RED

The natural material is a great match for your scissors.
The grip is wrapped in genuine leather. Leather matches the texture of steel, making it easy to grip and non-slip. To maximize the performance of scissors, it is best to choose a size that fits your hand. This product is perfect for a wide range of people, from professionals to gardening enthusiasts. The blade consists of a clam-shaped upper blade and a crescent-shaped lower blade, which locks and cuts the branch it grips. The upper blade is shaved approximately 0.5mm (3.5mm thick) to allow for light cutting. By slightly bending the neck of the blade, there is less strain on your wrist while working.
The whole body is forged and has a firing finish, making it strong and durable, and the blades are individually hand-tipped for sharpness. We can perform maintenance repairs such as re-sharpening and distortion removal work. *Includes one replacement pine needle spring. A set of springs and screws are sold separately as parts.

Uses: Can be used for various pruning tasks such as plants, flowers, bonsai, gardening, orchards, and fresh flowers. Can be cut to about 15mm (up to 20mm). *Maximum cutting will vary depending on grip strength.

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The matte red color leather grip matches well with the handlebar. The brown leather strap is a nice touch. It's conspicuous, so it's easy to find even if it's hidden in your garden. It's really cool, isn't it?
The normal 8-inch size is too large to fit in your hand. For such people, 7 inches is recommended. Choose scissors that are the right size for your hands. That's the easiest thing to do. It has a durable blade shape (clam blade) that can withstand cutting up to about 20mm. The blade surface has a beautiful mirror finish, and it is a product that moves the hearts of those who use it because of the sophisticated effort that only a craftsman can give.

Note: For raw wood, the blade has a small blade finish on the back to prevent chipping, making it difficult to cut rope cords (strings tied to posts, etc.).