6.3" Multipurpose Utility Scissors Made in Japan Stainless Steel

These are very good scissors. They live in my tool bag. I’ve had them for five years and they have held up. I don’t use them much honestly but I like the fact they fit in my electrician’s tool pouch and they are small. I have a pair of dykes and a Klein wire cutters for stripping wire and snipping.

These cut anything scissors are supposed to cut and effortlessly. I use these on one specific task thin belts that have small steel cables running through them. Tin snips fold over the belt these cut them cleanly and keep cutting them.

Awesome shears. I replaced my old Knipex shears with these. I love Knipex but their shears blades were too short for my application. These work great. I wish they had comfort handles like the Knipex though. If you could put Knipex handles on the Vampliers shears, it would be best of both worlds.

After reviewing these carefully, I think they are worth about $20. The metal components are fairly well made and the shears are quite sharp, and they do provide several functions. However they are fairly light-weight, and the plastic handles do not feel substantial or high quality. My impression is that they will crack if dropped onto a concrete floor in the garage. The plastic cover/case does not fit well, and snaps together with a rather insubstantial snap. The cover will not stay attached if the shears are subjected to rough handling, such as in a tool box or bucket filled with many other tools. This is my first venture into the Vampliers brand and I can't say that I'm too impressed. Considering these are loudly touted as Made in Japan, I was expecting better. These are style over substance. Basically these are just decent scissors, nothing really special to warrant the premium price. My advice: keep looking.

I bought the Vampliers actual pliers a while back and was super impressed with them. So when I was looking for a good pair of craft scissors I figured I'd give Vamplier a look and was happy to see not only did they have scissors, but they, like the pliers, are made in Japan. They're excellent quality. The finger holes aren't very comfortable (possibly because I have xtra large hands and am left handed), but they'll happily cut through just about anything reasonable and still enter "sailing" mode when cutting wrapping paper after heavy use.

Excellent multipurpose shears. Great for a tool bag.

I like the sheath it comes in, because Murphys law states that I will stab and cut my hands every time I go to get these out of my toolbox. They are very sharp and cut well.

I bring these almost everywhere with me in my pack. They just always come in so handy. They’re capable - they cut through thick material no problem. However, they’re good enough for delicate precise cutting too. Heck, you can probably prune plants outside with them too. I’ve had them for about 6 months now and haven’t had any issues. The sheath they come with is perfect. I don’t see any signs of these falling apart or even dulling.

Tough, works no problems