✂️ EDC Scissors #1 (DIY Multitool Toolkit)
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
- Testing 10 scissors and 3 victorinox pocket knives against a gauntlet of materials designed to make things difficult. This video is the first part in a series where I test dedicated scissors, Multitool Scissors, and pocket knife scissors.
Spreadsheet of all SCISSORS TESTED!: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
Scissor Master list: a.co/7IMu2JK
0:00 Start
0:35 The Scissor Gauntlet
3:26 Standards of Comparison (Victorinox)
4:58 Victorinox Alox Classic
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7:41 Victorinox SwissCard Lite
Regular Version: amzn.to/3N0Hp3K
Lite Version: amzn.to/3CPUJDf
Jon Gadgets amazing comparison! : • ALL Victorinox Swiss C...
11:09 Victorinox Compact
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14:02 Fiskars Keychain Scissor
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16:20 Xcelite 86NCG Shear
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19:27 One Shear Mini
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22:08 Slip n' Snip Scissor
Safety Variant (the one tested): amzn.to/3JkNFkh
Normal Version (yet to be tested): amzn.to/3KT518l
24:11 Knipex Electrician's Shears
26:36 One Shear Pro
Eco Version: amzn.to/3qgibEG
Pro Version: amzn.to/3CPhBCZ
28:22 Klein Tools HTC5 Scissors
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31:05 Klein Electricians Scissors
Link 2100-7 (this is the one used): amzn.to/3tjfG6k
Link 2100-9 (other variant): amzn.to/34REwRx
32:42 Gerber Processor
(ACTUALLY PERFORMED AT 11 POINTS!)
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35:09 Beaditive Embroidery Scissors
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37:15 Giveaway! One Shear Eco
37:49 RESULTS and Conclusion
GIVEAWAY INFO!
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I used to be a telecom electrical worker and used electrician scissors every day and know that there's not much in the sense of everyday things that they can't cut. Now as an actual electrician, I still carry around my old beat up pair of Klien 2600-1 scissors everyday, even outside of work. They come in handy all the time and still cut just as good as the day I opened them. Great video, 👍 very insightful 👏
Was a wire tech for att. those snips are great. especially if you add the finger loop thing to it for more leverage and comfort for extended use
Thank you, scissors don’t usually get the scrutiny and standards that knives get, it is nice to see some good testing, i would have loved to see KAI scissors, Xshears, leatherman raptor, leatherman micra, and CK electrician scissors put through the test.
This is one of the better EDC videos you'll find on UA-cam. Your gauntlet here is useful and practical.
I've worked in telecom since 2001 and always keep a pair of the Klein Electrician Scissors on me. I've seen guys use them to cut a nickel in half! The key is in the hand grip. DON'T put your thumb through the top scissor hole but let it instead rest in your palm. If you get a pair that has a larger hole on one side, either put that side on the bottom and put at least two fingers in there, then let the smaller side rest in your palm with no finger in it, or flip the scissors over and put one finger in the small hole and use the larger size to have more surface area resting on your palm. You can cut through anything like that.
Wow! Great tip!
The Fiskars were the most surprising to me, I carry the Klein so I knew they would do great. I think putting leatherman scissors through the same gauntlet will really show their limitations. Hope the micra is in that test as they’re the only scissors I like from leatherman. Thanks again for the hard work! (Leave me out of the shears giveaway)
Klein crushed it here - which of the two models shown do you keep at hand, and where do you like to clip or place a holster/sheath?
@@seqhorse I believe they’re the 2100-7 and they fit nicely in my maxpedition micro pocket organizer. If I was using them extensively I’d probably get a belt sheath but the organizer works for me!
I sharpen knives and tools for living since the 90's. Fiskars are some of the best comercial grace scissors in Europe. There are eve better though! Japanese and some old traditional companies mainly from Europe, still make some really high quality high performance scissors. That being said, like most tools and machines nowdays, the overall quality, is not what it used to be. Usually, the older the better, with some excpetions here and there of course!
@@greekveteran2715 victorinox actually also make scissors. not multitool ones but real ones... i heared they r even good nowadays.
really sad the stuff gets more expensive and trashy at the same time. just bough an old handdrill cause the oldones r just better...
@@matthiaskathriner5494 Nope, Victorinox doesn't make any scissors. They buy them from a German factory, and they just put their logo on. The only scissors Vicotrinox makes, are the tiny scissors on their multitools and pocket knives.
You're right about the handdrill. We aren't going to have power in any form on the coming years and that's because it's part of a plan and not just my opinion/theory.
I've also got handtools, like axes,saws handriills etc, for the difficult winters we have ahead of us!! Stay safe Matthias.Take care!!
30 years in telecom, carried Kleins for most of it. That design is very old and has changed little for a reason. There's different handles now you can get but the fundamentals of the snip are the same. It works. The knipex cut great, maybe I'm just too set in my ways but I couldn't adjust to the ergonomics.
Just finished watching the clip, absolutely brilliant, your videos are top quality
Ty!
I have a variant of the Klein Tools Electrician Scissors back from 1996 and that are still as sharp as the day I got them. Love them.
I was looking for scissors before I saw this video and ended up with the Fiskars, they're great. My wife got them on my radar as they're trusted in the sewing community. Also tried a smaller non-folding pair of Fiskars, which were just as good, and a pair of small Westcott titanium scissors, which were garbage.
Came here to see my personal kit scissors and how they preformed. The Klein Elec scissors. thanks for taking the time for all this testing.
We all know how good Victorinox scissors are.....very satisfied with them in all sizes. The Klein Electrician is a BEAST!! But for me the surprise was the little Friskars Keychain scissors.
this was the video i have been wanting on the internet for the last 20 years. thank you sir.
Yw! It's 3 parts btw
I'm ambulance crew in the UK and carry the XShears. I got them over the Leatherman Raptors after reading a bunch of reviews and would love to see how they fair on your test.
Me too! Just a little expensive atm
My mother has used those Fiskas for years and swears by them. I use the Kleins in my pack alongside a Wave and love them.
Cool thing about the klein electricians scissors is they make an attachment to make it more comfortable to cut with so you can put more pressure on harder to cut things. Worked in telecommunications and those things are amazing
The medical shears are for cutting through an emergency patient's clothing, like up a pant leg, to access an injury quickly. I like using the Victorianox scissors for cutting threads while doing sewing repairs.
If I don't know the best EDC scissors after watching this crazy video I never will.
Oh....I have about 30 more to test 😅😅
I was very impressed with the klein electricians, just ordered the 2100-5 and will put them to the test at work cutting some fiberoptic drop cable. The stuff is really hard on blades, you can dull a knife in no time or just one pass when you cut it
I was searching for decent reviews on the small Fiskars scissors a couple of weeks ago, so great timing and great video, thanks!
This was AWESOME!
My EDC is a SAK Compact, in my multi tool pouch i wear out and about i keep a pair if the Klein Snips in the sheath behind my LM Charge plus. Best Ive found, and chose well.
Been waiting for this one so long I already got my replacement micra lol 😆 still going to watch though 👍👍
Most time I've ever put into a single video
Haha really how long did it take 😅
@@zulvalor7266 don't ask ...let me put this way...the cut down version was 40 min long.
I used carry the Gingher Pocket scissors every day. They did everything I needed.
Leatherman Raptor! I love those scissors as a former EMT
I own a fiskars heavy duty scissors. It is a standard sized scissors but Fiskars reinforced the handles to make them far stronger. The scissors has a fine point tip and very sharp out of the box and it even comes with a hard plastic sheath. I'd like you to give them a try and see if you like those scissors as much as I do.
as an electrician I approve of the top two results... they are good scissors.... I just never used any of them at work though, never needed a scissor at work.
I would like to see the OLFA 5" scissors. I haven't seen hardly anything on YT about OLFA scissors so I was thinking about checking them out myself. I think OLFA makes good stuff. Also the Style CS, I really like them and I carry one everyday but yea the scissors kinda stink. They aren't terrible but I was disappointed when I first got it. They never cut that great until I lightly smacked the pivot point with a hammer and a machine screw (in lieu of a punch) and after that they cut better than they ever did. I think it tightened up the pivot and took out the slop in between the blades. I had to do that twice because they loosened up when I tried to open a blister pack and put in more force than I think I should've
I remember this being an issue for me, I work in I.T and I always needed to cut zip ties after doing cable management or replacing cables, but I didnt want to be carrying around some big bulky scissors, until I came across the leatherman CS, these small scissors pack a punch and Ive never had an issue cutting even the tightest zip ties with them being spring loaded. I highly recommend if youre looking for small form factor scissors.
Hello, can you give me a link to this leatherman. When i search for leatherman CS , only micra shows up. Or do you have this version?
Thanks so much for this video!
As someone who owns slip n snips and knock offs both pairs of my knock offs preform way better than my slip n snips despite abusing my knock offs far more often. Personally I feel for an EDC to pair with a knife they are the right call for me, being so rounded they store better than most the other options here in my pocket. And this way I can have a knife with a lock. I really hate using a knife without a lock it always scares me since I often find myself needing to press on the spine of a blade to cut things.
Personally I do not find myself needing any thing on most multi tools at all often enough to justify carrying a multi tool. I do a lot of small quick cutting tasks so being able to keep them in my pocket is quite handy compared to the alternative.
But yeah honestly the slip n snip I find work best on basically paper and fabric, but as soon as I have something like rope or a tougher cut I go to my knock offs. If I were guess they would probably score about a 11-13 on these tests. But the easy grip, and the comfort of them, along with not needing to maneuver an entire multi tool around to cut, means I find it easier to make curved cuts when I want and basically this is my pitch to people who see this and think they'd like the slip n snip form factor, to go look for a knock off brand, they are often around $5 at the time of this comment, and they cut better in my experience. I love mine. One thing I've done is a small bit of string and a bent paper clip means I can hang mine on the edge of my pocket, for even easier access then digging in my pocket.
Just a friendly reminder that it's your tool, feel free to modify it to work better for you.
I always have my Victorinox Swiss Card in my wallet and I love the scissors within the card. My sister gave me my Swiss card when I was just a teenager and now I'm in my late thirties. It is still going strong, both the scissors and blade. I actually put my middle finger slightly into the holes in the scissors of the Swiss card it gives me much more control of the scissors.
Fiskars is one of the best knives and scissors manufacturer in Finland, Fiskars also manufacture kitchen and gardening equipments, and many others. I really like that little pocket scissor.
Plenty of surprises here! I'd love to see the Leatherman surge be put through the same gauntlet, as one of their best scissor offerings
Coming tomorrow!
@@maxlvledc ! Looking forward to that!
*Good video.* Am curious how the Leatherman Micra would compare. I have those collapsing Fiskars. I wanted a tiny set. It works surprisingly well, but I had to sand sharp edges from the plastic handles. They bit into my fingers. I want a set of those Kleins.
Reckon you should try all of the ECO shears. Due to its sizes there's bound to be differences in performances. We carry old/retired hairdressers scissors, new ones are too expensive to purchase. They're small & light, fits into EDC pouch. Cheers mate.
I have a Leatherman Micra, the Leatherman Surge, and the Leatherman Raptor that I carry every day and the Raptor is a beast while the Micra is very precise and the Surge is overall useful.
I'd like to see a full review on the gerber scissors 👍
I just got those glow in the dark medic shears online and they're sitting on my dresser, I know I need to put them in a kit but everytime I walk by them in the dark they make me so happy.
🤣 that's awesome!
I think it would be cool to see either the leatherman raptor response or leatherman raptor rescue tested. It's more than just scissors but that's exactly why I'm curious. I've been looking for an edc shear but have not yet pulled the trigger on one.
Thanks to you I'm ordering the Klein Electricians. I have a pair of Clauss made in USA that I use often. If they're still in production I would like to see a review. Thanks!
Scissors really can be a mystery. In addition to performance across tests being unpredictable, I wonder what's up with the Xcelite shears. The fact that they did 1 or 2 cuts well and then completely failed against certain materials is confusing. I wonder if the handle style makes it less natural to push the blades towards each other as you're cutting, so if your grip is just perfect they perform well but if not they barely cut at all. It might be interesting to experiment with them to see if you can get them to work reliably, maybe by trying to put pressure on the grips differently or by tightening the pivot screw or something. I wonder if other straight handled shears would have the same issues.
I'm really impressed with the Klein and Fiskars scissors. I don't know if I'll ever bother getting the Kleins, but I'll probably pick up a pair of the Fiskars ASAP.
As far as other scissors to test I think you should try something from Kai. They are often regarded as some of the best fabric scissors, and I'm curious how they compare in more general purpose tests. Ideally you would probably want to go for the 5 1/2 (Kai 5135-wc) or 6 1/2 inch (Kai 5165-wc) scissors with blade caps. Kai is also the parent company of Kershaw and ZT; I hope one day Kershaw gets serious about making multitools again they use that scissor expertise to make something that could compete with Victorinox.
I carried those fiskar scissors for a few months and the problem I kept running into was one of the handles would always disengage and the jaws of the scissors wouldn’t open. It got to the point where it was happening every time I used them. So I scrapped them and went back to carrying a SAK with scissors.
I'd love to see both of the Leatherman Raptor models tested! Especially the Raptor Rescue! It would be interesting to the performance of something that is a multitool but primarily scissors/shears, instead of the scissors/shears just being a "feature" of them.
Thanks for the videos!
Do you know what the difference is in the raptor models?
And the clone version as well
yes scissors are quite komplex... play between the blades, stiffness of the blade, angle od the edge...
sharper angle can help to improove that the blades do not pull apart.. so expensive scissord dont have a flat grind all the way.. they have depending on the position in the blade a different edge angle..
also a corser grind can help to grip the material better so yo do not push it out... so for kevlar and dyneema (at Gruschwitz) we used toothed scissors..
I'm don't see the SOG snippet, which are extremely capable, even more so for its size, more capable than any victorinox and weigh less than 60gr, bought them as soon as I knew about them after watching some comparison videos and they don't dissapoint, they don't have the best build quality but they work flawlessly. I wanted something comfortable and light enough to add to my EDC since I'm considering getting the Gerber dual force and they don't have scissors which I don't mind now...
The SOG snippet is a sleeper! Way way better cutter than the micra
@@maxlvledc I JUST WENT THROUGH THIS =p 19 PAIRS, DID 41 UTILITY BLADES TEST ALSO =p
@@maxlvledc I KNEW KLIEN WOULD WIN =p
I really enjoyed this test of these scissors. There were some I have not seen before. My pick for your next vid., how about Singer shears. I bought one for my wife. If you can include a pair in there, that would interest me . Really liked this one, thanks.👍
thanks for all the info
The Sun-Star Stickyle Tasuno Scissors + Screwdriver are in a two pen sleeve with my fountain pen. Got it from JetPens. I don't think the Sun-Star company knows, but the two caps on the pen-style scissors can be used as nut drivers in a pinch. Now if they can just invent pliers in this same form factor.
Thanks for the comparisons, insightful information.
I really missed the Leatherman Raptor as it is one of the most popular EDC / trauma shears people are familiar with, besides the fantastic little shears Victorinox uses.
Don't worry...in next video
@@maxlvledc Thanks, awesome!
Makes me wonder why I have never seen a comparative testing of edc scissors before. Would like to see the testing of some Leatherman scissors, especially the raptor.
I have the Swiss card, I find cutting easiest when I put a finger in the loop. Try that if your fingers will fit
I usually have several things with scissors in my edc a sak in my first aid kit, some leatherman and a style cs on my Keychain.
I know they're not edc but I love the Crescent wiss titanium scissors for construction type uses...great video!
I have a pair of the Fiskars that came in a sewing kit that I bought just to keep in my EDC bag.
Awesome test!
Obviously the next one you should test is the Leatherman Raptor, it will eat this test for breakfast
Just finished it...it scored less than the other medical shears...
This seems to be a very well thought out test, and I believe this test may actually be more useful to me than I thought.
More specifically whether the Slip n Snip scissors could be a good option for me.
I did learn...the slipnsnip is actually the safety variant. I need to test the other one.
@@maxlvledc
That would be good.
I'm not really looking to replace my Vic scissors, but if I always need the Vic scissors it limits me on other things I can carry when I want to avoid certain redundancies.
@@TylerSnyder305 exactly! That's why I think this is going to be more valuable than I originally thought
i’ve got some slip n snip scissors n they work great for EDC
Great video. Like to see you test the Leatherman Raptors. Cheers.
Will do!
Bring in the Leatherman tools! Surge, Wave, Micra, PS4 and of course the Raptor Rescue/Response.
Black Panther shears from Australia are the best I have used. Please consider adding them. The Knipex I returned because I could not get a good grip to really squeeze comfortably.
Leatherman v Gerber!
Great video
Great video. Should test the Leathermans and Victorinox Swisstool Spirit scissors
On it
I'd like to see the keysmart scissors tested. I've been keeping them on my keys for a little while now for minor tasks and they work pretty well.
I will say, one caviat to that, is I have to use the method I learned from one of your videos of putting outward pressure on the scissors to cut most of the time
I've been using the Klein for years now, there's also an attachment that goes on the finger loop which makes it more comfortable to hold, or palm when cutting. I kept waiting to see "Mom's fabric drawer scissors".... you know, the kind that is tucked away only to be used to make curtains or hem a pants, but ultimately gets used for everything else, and then everyone gets punished for using them because noone wants to admit it....ahhh....memories... ,anyway... I'd like to see those reviewed, just your standard Wal-Mart, Hobby Lobby brand fabric scissors.
Hey y’all! I’d like to see cutters you could find at the pharmacy running errands or on really short notice, like cheap uncoated trauma shears (my carry) from the first aid aisle, or general-purpose 3M/Westcott models from the office supplies section.
And since the handle ergonomics were mentioned, might also be nice to point out which ones do/don’t have a right-hand bias?
Good points!
The swisscard scissors have a finger hole!!! They are super comfy if you use them correctly.
I would like to see the CAS Hanwei Professional Multi-Tool, as i am considering carrying it for my scissor requirements along with a gerber centerdrive. I would also like to see how a typical pair of EMS shears stacks up against these other scissors.
I’d like you to test basic cheapo trauma shears. My favorite scissors by a mile:)
I’d love to see your Dr Slick forceps scissors. They are not scissors to the tip so I don’t expect them to pass the fine cut test, but I wish to see their performance as scissors.
Honestly, I’d like to see you cover any of the clauss brand scissors. I can’t really tell you which model, because they vary in price from 20-80$, so you’d have to decide what you would want to spend. I’m really curious about this brand though.
I think you should test the Nextool flagship pro ...
It's looking so good with both the scissors and the pliers..
I was not at all surprised about the klines. I used to keep a pair in a rediculus belt pouch that I lost years ago. every time any other scissor struggled in one of your test, I was like, "the klines are gonna kill that". I should probably stop punishing myself and pick up another set next time I'm at home depot. I actulay love them.
Also, for such a "long" video, it blew by.
Glad it wasn't a drag...I wanted it to be more of a reference vid than anything
@@maxlvledc That was some projectfarm level test methodology.
Thank you for creating this video.
carry a Leatherman Charge XTI (2 bit drivers/n scissors) or Wave Plus, depending on what I’ll be doing that day.
I have a pair of the Knipex 95 05 155s, which are excellent, but I don’t really like to have to wear a clip holster just for them all of the time.
I think I might get a pair of the Friskers based on your tests. I never would have guessed that they would have performed as well as they did.
My only concern is how long the steel will keep sharp edges before needing sharpening. I’m assuming not close to as long as the Knipex, but I think that for the size, I can make the sacrifice when I don’t specifically think I’ll need scissors.
Do you have a guess as to how the Friskers compare to the Wave scissors in both function and edge retention?
Thanks
Testing em this week
I've been waiting for a review of the Fiskar scissors for a while now and I'm quite surprised at how well they performed. I think they'd be a great set to keep in a non-blade EDC kit.
I would love to see the OLFA 9765 SCS-1 Stainless Steel Serrated Edge 5-Inch Scissors if you are able! Thank you. I am very curious how they stack up against the Knipex and Klein.
Best scissors in existence imo are the cutco brand. Check em out, lifetime warranty dishwasher safe and will cut thru a quarter then still cut anything(paper, rope, leather, etc) Must check em out they are absolutely amazing.
I like to see the turn of century black smith made scissors, you can get at the rondevues
It would have been cool to see how the Leatherman Raptor compares. Awesome video!
Next vid
“Sterling Black Panther Industrial Snips” give them a try in your next gauntlet ? For me they cut through fine thread all the way up to tire wire. I can’t compliment them enough!
I'll put them on a list! Hard to cover them all!
Great video 👍🏽 I am surprised that there wasn’t a Maratac by CountyComm in the testing (although similar to the giveaway shears).
Darn good video
Get this man some subs 👏
Thorough work! The rather heavy duty scissors like the Klein or Knipex which are originally designed for cable could of course also be tested in their original domain (where a Victorinox, so much I appreciate those, better not should be used).
Kline 22003 scissors would be pretty cool to see tested
I don't know any good scissors that haven't already been mentioned, i'm also a little late but you should add the penny test, shear type scissors should be able to cut a penny in half. The leatherman raptors can do it and those Xcelite shears should do it easily
Fiskars surprised me the most. Would like different variant of Fiskars. Klein looks to be a good value. Would put those glow in the dark ones in car or camping med kit.
I enjoy my pair of Leatherman raptor response
Great job, test the Maratac EMT / Trauma shears, thanks 👍
I carry a Compact in my pocket and Singer C-705 round tip sewing scissors in my bag but this has made me consider getting the small Fiskars ones and the Klein electrician scissors.
You should test the Swisstool Spirit scissors, I'm forever disappointed it doesn't use the standard Victorinox scissors and would prefer to have literally any other tool in their place (too bad they discontinued the S variant). I wonder if there's any redeeming qualities to those scissors, I'd love to learn that I'm wrong about them and that they are actually somehow quite neat (or have my hatred of them validated).
Your not wrong...they suck
SCISSORS!!!🤩
The Pliers Masters - Knipex and Klein - seem to make the best scissors as well :) At least out of the ones in this test.
Dom, would you test X-shears? They are what they give us to paramedics in Italy. I’m curious how’d held the gauntlet. It’s fairly inexpensive (around 40€), but they do cut everything I tried from boots to leather jackets
I'd like you to feature the sog baton q1 scissors, they're multitool scissors that can be disassembled
Great vid and test. My only wish was that god awful clamshell packaging was included in The Gauntlet!
Gotta see how those Multiforce scissors stack up
Please include the Fiskers Ultrasharp Thread Snips (5") in future testing
Check out Klein's video on the construction of these electrician's scissors. They show you why typical scissors can't compare to these inexpensive, unassuming looking shears. They are used by professionals who swear by them and are designed to keep an edge for a long time, even though they are intended to be used to cut wiring.
Amazing vids I do know my compact is amazing. But as an IT professional I should really get the Knipex one. What I would like to know how does it cut left handed, because that usually differs :)
These are Ambidextrous I believe
I would like to see how the Engineer PH-55 performs. Personally, I find it to be comparable to my Klein Free-Fall Snips.
I'd like to see you test Leatherman Style CS scissors. I carry them on my keys no matter what, because I've never found scissors so effective in comparison to size.
Same performance as the micra. I tested both in a later scissor video