Klein Tools 2100-7 Electrician Scissors, Made in USA, Nickel-Plated Scissors with Stripping Notches, Made in USA, 5.25-Inch Snips for Datacom, Telecom, Electrical and Heavy-Duty Use

Excellent. Works as intended.

I love it ❤️💯💯💯🙂🙂

This is really an amazing little pair of scissors, now a key tool in my toolbox. I restore antique radios, and I find these perfect for working in tight places. I’ve been snipping away for months now and still no issues with sharpness.The scissors come with little notches on the side for wire stripping. Frankly I haven’t found those useful…a stripping tool or a razor blade work fine. But obviously that’s not why I bought them.

Definitely a keeper. The extended handle fits great in the palm of your hand to give you extra cutting power. I can actually cut a penny in half. Very well done.

I work for a Security company as a technician for alarms and camera systems. this is the single most useful tool on my hip next to my 3m electrical tape and soldering iron. Everything from cat-5e to 16-2 stranded is easilly cut by these little powerhouses. For cat-5 and phone wire the strippers on the side of the shears works wonders but it will cut stranded wire so you're better off using the shears. To strip wire, you grab the shears and lightly cut into the shielding while turning them around the wire. The idea is to score it deeply without cutting into the copper. Then you grab a spot after the score mark and twist the shielding opposite directions until it breaks clean and peels off. This works great if you're working with wire that doesn't have a pull string and you don't want to risk cutting into the smaller bundles of wire inside. I would't recommend cutting through solid wire much heavier than 16 gauge but it's possible if you roll the shears on the wire as you apply pressure. if you just try to muscle your way through 14-2+1 romex you WILL roll the edge of your shears and they will not cut correctly without filing it down. Use wire dikes for anything that heavy and you'll have no problems. A coworker of mine has a pair of these from 2004 that still sail through wire and strip like the day they were made. A light coating of ballistol or your favorite CLP will ensure these shears will outlast you int he years to come. This is an excellent product and excellent company that I've made sure to buy several to have backups in the event production ever ceases. I cannot rate these high enough for low voltage work. Between this and a good 11 in 1 screwdriver, you have most of what you need for anything short of wiring a house with mains.

They’ll cut through anything. Cut through a penny lol

Pro-Cuts precisely (For the first couple of months of use)-Heavy duty shears (very durable)-Sharp and strong (can cut wire, and tricky material such as dyneema)-ambidextrous-still sharp after year of use.Con-Horrible maintenance capabilities. (The metal of the flathead screw is very soft and strips easily. It slips when attempting to tighten, and tightening is finicky: too tight and the scissor becomes unusable, but loosens so easily the shears wont even cut.-Frequent use affects the tips ability to cut fine threads. Precision cuts go out the window within a mere month of use.

The handles are a little small for my plump fingers, but these things cut anything I need them to cut. These are my favorite EDC tool kit scissors. There are better choices for sewing scissors, but I don’t sew. They are a terrific value!