Badass Beard Care Beard & Mustache Stainless Steel Trimming Scissors For Men - Extremely Sharp and Durable (Black)

I was hesitant to drop $50 on a pair of beard scissors, but I was frustrated by all the tiny little, cheap mediocre-quality beard scissors I have tried. They either don't open and close worth a darn, bind, are dull, or are too tiny to maneuver, etc. And I have tiny little hands, so small shouldn't be an issue, right? Well, I discovered that bigger IS better. Apparently, being able to REACH your beard with scissors that are long enough is a key factor in beard-trimming success. Who knew? I sure didn't.These are beautiful scissors. They feel great in the hand. They are sharp. No pulling your beard hair out. I have worked exceedingly hard to grow this half-a$$ed beard, so I would really rather not pull it out with scissors. They are maneuverable, and, well, they are great.If I lost them or they met some other demise, I would: 1) cry; and 2) immediately buy another pair.You might have sticker shock for a minute or two, but the first time you use them you will quickly see the wisdom of your buying decision. Buy them already.These would make an awesome gift for your favorite bearded person.

I felt like it was a little ridiculous buying scissors like these as they're not cheap. I sew, so I KNOW what good scissors can cost and how it matters. I just didn't think it'd matter with trimming scissors. I was wrong!Pros:-They cut well. I mean, they CUT WELL. No hair pulling or snagging. Clean cuts. My beard has never looked better managed. I have curly beard hair and it can easily look disheveled quickly. I literally just set them 1/2 inch above my skin and let it cut all the strays hairs that stick up too much.-They look and feel good. They're classy looking and have a good heft. They feel and look solid. I know that's not "important", but it feels rich/luxurious. Average guys don't get to feel that way often. It's nice. And because they have heft, they don't shift around while trimming.-Comes in a nice box with oil that will last you ages. So you don't have to worry about rusting or them seizing up.Cons:-They cut well. Too well if you're not careful. These mofos are sharp, and I do mean that with full sincerity. I've knicked myself 3 times from carelessness and rushing. Once on my finger, the other two times...places you shouldn't be rushing with. These aren't chintzy, dollar store scissors. Its a quality tool and needs to be treated as such.-They're not cheap. But still 100% worth the price if you're not on a very strict budget.Without hesitation I would buy these again if I had to. Frankly, I don't think I could ever go back to anything cheaper after using these. It feels like less of a chore to trim my beard now.

The beard shears are very nice, from the way they are packaged to their functionality. The tightening screw works nicely. I've never had hair cutting shears and I didn't know what was too tight or to loose. I found out that if you hold the shears with point up and open the side with the finger rest then let that side fall back down by gravity. If the shears go all the way close your shears are too loose. If you drop and the shears don't move they're too tight. If you drop and the side falls but does not go all the way close it is then set where you want. Too tight can dull shears and too loose can make cutting insufficient. The screw adjustment Is easy to use. One CLICK at a time right to tighten or one CLICK at a time left to loosen. You will feel and hear a click when adjusting. Adjusted correctly these shears are all you will ever need. Take care of them and they will easily last forever. Super sharp and easy to use. You can tell time and effort was put into designing and making them. These are easily an heirloom you could pass down to your son or grandson, so take time to clean them and oil them.

Looks good, sharp, and cuts great. Not really meant for a real mans hands. The finger spots are a bit small. If only it was about 25% bigger. It would be perfect

These scissors don't feel like they'll break apart or fail, are very sharp, and work reliably for mustache or beard trimming.

Although I have an electric beard trimmer, I, being the obsessive-compulsive individual that I am, have always tended to prefer trimming my beard with scissors. When the scissors that I had been using for years recently broke, I arbitrarily selected these Badass scissors. I'm glad that I did. They are very sharp and, given their small size, highly maneuverable and precise. I've only had them for a few months, now, but if they maintain their sharpness, these scissors will be the best I've owned during my 50 some years of sporting a beard. I have no hesitation in recommending them, with the caveat that, because they are small, some guys with large hands might find the finger holes to be a poor fit.

Great scissors but my fingers are too big to comfortably fit in the holes.

Extremely comfortable, big enough to do the work and small enough to not be a nuisance. Mine came factory sharp (I maintain all my own knives and straight razors, they came with an above standard edge) - If you're picking these up for a friend they basically gift themselves; very nice box, small tip cover, little guitar pick for product, scissors come pre-oiled and ready to go with plenty of extra oil on the side for cleaning. Just wrap it in a bit of paper and toss in a beard brush for the buds.Only thing I'd change is I'd prefer if they were finished in a single color - that being said, function over form, these are absolutely wonderful. I use mine to maintain some sense of order in my facial hair and I don't think you could find a nicer pair for the price.

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