Gingher utility scissors?

Thanks Kay

The Kitchen Shears, DH3005 look wonderful. My only question is how big are
the finger holes. Fine for me but maybe small for Bert's hand. I'm tempted
to get them.

Steven
Alaska


"Kay Lancaster" wrote in message
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On Sun, 29 Jul 2012 20:02:45 -0800, Steven Cook
wrote:
Does anyone remember the Gingher Utility scissors? At least I think they
are Gingher. Mom has a pair and I'm so tired of spending money on junky
scissors at our house and the frustration that Bert and I are having.
I've
checked out the Gingher web site and none to be found. Any suggestions
on
where to find them or something similar that will still cut after a day
and
a half? And I'm willing to spend the money needed to get a really good
pair. Thanks

Not sure what you mean by utility scissors... to me that's the sort the
EMTs
carry, like:
http://uniformdiscount.com/Prestige-...FUkbQgod7mYAig

Have you tried Kai? Take a look at the COB 180 and COB 240. They'll cut
plaster casts: http://www.kaiscissors.com/category.php?category_id=48

Kay

The fingerholes on the DH3005 are about 1.5x3". Big enough for most guys hands. But my DH has really large hands, which is why we have the COB180s.

(Kershaw knives, which is a division of Kai, is just a couple of towns over
from us, and they have half-yearly sales. We're addicts. BTW, they sharpen
everything free if you send it back to the Tualatin, OR plant:
http://www.kershawknives.com/warranty.php )

Kay