STAEDTLER 965 40 BK Noris Junior Safety Scissors - Right-Handed for Age 3+, 10 cm (Pack of 2)

This pair of scissors are perfect for 4 year old who are already able to use scissors. Comfortable to hold and sharp enough to do neat cutting. I was very surprised with the quality at such a reasonable price.

Bought to make gift tags from used birthday and Christmas cards. Work better on thinnercards and paper. Make you had sore if cutting thicker card.

Very good scissors for little hands. The asymmetric holes helps my child see which way up the are supposed to be used and they cut well. They are quite small, so if you are still at the stage of helping your child to cut out you may want to hold off with these until they are more independent - I can barely use them. Nice and colourful and fairly sturdy. Definitely recommend.

Brought for my grandson as discovered he is left handed. He enjoyed cutting up magazines. Sharp enough for a 4 year old. Good colour to see on the table. Good value for money he was happy he was able to use them.

Perfect and good quality

Great and perfect for the job. Needed these for my little one who was learning to cut. These were safe and great colour on. Good value for money and the perfect sharpness to cut through paper. Would recommend

A good sturdy pair of small scissors. Just right for young children to learn how to use. Sharp enough to cut paper and card properly. Definitely recommend

They are not as good as I thought

This brand is well respected in the professional art world.This obviously seemed to be for kids, being the bright plastic colors.But just wanted something to occasionally cut paper patterned edges—& it works for that.Learning curve to how to exchange each blade, no directions, but doesn’t take long to figure out.Feels like it could break easily, tight blade action makes grinding noise, but does the job.For the price, I’m not concerned.

Muito boa, corte bom, encaixa certo nas mãos.

Delivered as promised. Quality and esthetic appeal perfect.

Minha filha gosta. São tesouras bem feitas e boas para o dia a dia para cortar papel. Temos tesouras mais afiadas para tecido, mas temos mais cuidado com elas.

I have a five-year-old lefty who is getting ready for kindergarten next month. We had lots of kids' scissors at home, and all claimed to be good for either right or left hand.Unfortunately, during her kindergarten screening, it became obvious that her cutting skills weren't up to par. (She loves to craft and cut, and has done the Kumon Let's Cut workbooks.) The any-hand scissors have the blades like righty scissors, so she couldn't see what she was cutting and the cutting action wasn't right.It was suggested that we buy some true left-handed scissors for her. After realizing that you can't actually buy them in a brick-and-mortar store, I picked a pair of Fiskars off Amazon.They were hard to use, and my daughter kept asking to switch back.In a bit of desperation, I bought another pair of a different brand -- same problem. So I bought these (at twice the price of the others).It became pretty clear that I should have just started with these. They have a larger thumb hole and smaller hole for the other fingers. The blade is a tiny bit longer. But the cutting action...they open smoothly and cut with that satisfying scissor sound. They are not awkward for her to use, and she's getting so much better at her cutting.I've now bought two pairs of these (and put the others into the "extra supplies" bag that we will bring for the teacher to have in her classroom). I came back tonight to buy a 3rd pair. I wish they came in other colors, but I'm guessing there's not huge demand for true left-handed scissors for kids, so I understand.