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Set of 4 Kuhn Rikon Shears (Grey Scale or Classic Colors)

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Woot! has Set of 4 Kuhn Rikon Shears w/ Gift Boxes (Grey Scale or Classic Colors) for $15.99 (~$4 each). Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

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Product Description:
  • Self-sharpening
  • Ergonomic curved design
  • Each shear measures approximately 8.75" x 2.37" x 0.75"

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    • Our research indicates that this deal is $9 less (36% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $24.99 at the time of this posting.
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Woot! has Set of 4 Kuhn Rikon Shears w/ Gift Boxes (Grey Scale or Classic Colors) for $15.99 (~$4 each). Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Deal Hunter jk6812 for finding this deal.

Product Description:
  • Self-sharpening
  • Ergonomic curved design
  • Each shear measures approximately 8.75" x 2.37" x 0.75"

Editor's Notes

Written by qwikwit | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $9 less (36% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $24.99 at the time of this posting.
    • While supplies last.
    • 90 Day Woot Limited Warranty (details)
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
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littlemango
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ATK review:

NOT RECOMMENDED
Kuhn Rikon 8-Inch Kitchen Shears
These shears are spring-loaded: The cutting action only involves squeezing them closed. Testers with large, strong hands found them liberating (no holes to shove your fingers into), but smaller, weaker testers struggled. A plastic safety sheath is necessary to keep them closed.
Dixon8812
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I have 15 or so of these for various uses. They keep themselves closed 100% on their own. They are razor sharp, they stay sharp, and I haven't found anything close to this good for what you pay. You can't beat them for use in the shop, garden, junk drawer, general use. They are also the only thing I use to cut my meat with when grilling, or inside for that matter. Awesome deal in my book.

Edit: Be careful when you're using these because they are sharp enough to cut your finger to the bone if you happen to have it in the way. I also have one pair that I just use for cutting up cardboard boxes and stuff like that. Definitely not to be underestimated when you're in a hurry. Definitely not for kids, and should be kept out of reach.

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ATK review:

NOT RECOMMENDED
Kuhn Rikon 8-Inch Kitchen Shears
These shears are spring-loaded: The cutting action only involves squeezing them closed. Testers with large, strong hands found them liberating (no holes to shove your fingers into), but smaller, weaker testers struggled. A plastic safety sheath is necessary to keep them closed.
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Quote from littlemango :
ATK review:

NOT RECOMMENDED
Kuhn Rikon 8-Inch Kitchen Shears
These shears are spring-loaded: The cutting action only involves squeezing them closed. Testers with large, strong hands found them liberating (no holes to shove your fingers into), but smaller, weaker testers struggled. A plastic safety sheath is necessary to keep them closed.

I have 15 or so of these for various uses. They keep themselves closed 100% on their own. They are razor sharp, they stay sharp, and I haven't found anything close to this good for what you pay. You can't beat them for use in the shop, garden, junk drawer, general use. They are also the only thing I use to cut my meat with when grilling, or inside for that matter. Awesome deal in my book.

Edit: Be careful when you're using these because they are sharp enough to cut your finger to the bone if you happen to have it in the way. I also have one pair that I just use for cutting up cardboard boxes and stuff like that. Definitely not to be underestimated when you're in a hurry. Definitely not for kids, and should be kept out of reach.
Last edited by Dixon8812 July 16, 2025 at 04:10 PM.
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Quote from Dixon8812 :
I have 15 or so of these for various uses. They keep themselves closed 100% on their own. They are razor sharp, they stay sharp, and I haven't found anything close to this good for what you pay. You can't beat them for use in the shop, garden, junk drawer, general use. They are also the only thing I use to cut my meat with when grilling, or inside for that matter. Awesome deal in my book.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Expert...6235701663

These are my go to.
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Quote from dajohn17 :
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Expert...6235701663

These are my go to.

Night and day difference in my opinion. I've used those too
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Quote from Dixon8812 :
I have 15 or so of these for various uses. They keep themselves closed 100% on their own. They are razor sharp, they stay sharp, and I haven't found anything close to this good for what you pay. You can't beat them for use in the shop, garden, junk drawer, general use. They are also the only thing I use to cut my meat with when grilling, or inside for that matter. Awesome deal in my book.
100% agreed. I have this set and one of the larger sized one. Used them every day to cut my babys food and it cuts through everything. On kids #2 now and it has been sharp as new for the past 5 years.

The spring action is not hard at all and a huge time saver if you have to make a bunch of cuts. There is a locking mechanism in between the handles that you rotate to keep them closed.
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Quote from Dixon8812 :
I have 15 or so of these for various uses. They keep themselves closed 100% on their own. They are razor sharp, they stay sharp, and I haven't found anything close to this good for what you pay. You can't beat them for use in the shop, garden, junk drawer, general use. They are also the only thing I use to cut my meat with when grilling, or inside for that matter. Awesome deal in my book.

Thanks for your input. How easy are they to clean?

These look similar to those cheap trauma shears that cut through anything, so I'm getting a set for the kitchen and garden.
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After getting kitchen shears that open into 2 pieces for cleaning, I wouldnt go back. Do these have that feature?

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Do they disassemble? I can't imagine using scissors that can't be taken apart to cut food with. Most consider it mandatory as food particles can be trapped in the pivot area, breeding all kinds of nasty things.
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deadregime
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Quote from littlemango :
ATK review:NOT RECOMMENDEDKuhn Rikon 8-Inch Kitchen ShearsThese shears are spring-loaded: The cutting action only involves squeezing them closed. Testers with large, strong hands found them liberating (no holes to shove your fingers into), but smaller, weaker testers struggled. A plastic safety sheath is necessary to keep them closed.
Looking at the pictures these clearly have a plastic latch built into the handle to keep them closed.
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Quote from kerwood_derby :
Do they disassemble? I can't imagine using scissors that can't be taken apart to cut food with. Most consider it mandatory as food particles can be trapped in the pivot area, breeding all kinds of nasty things.
They don't look like they come apart. I've watched a couple of quick videos on it and none of them mentions them being able to come apart.

I still bit on the deal though. I will use them for non-food thing around the house and garden. The spring will be difficult to clean and not being able to come apart make it unsuitable for food.

I use this Canary kitchen scissors around the kitchen and they work great. I am very diligent about keep it separate from general purpose scissors and make sure to hand wash and dry them every time. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000O1PC6C
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Quote from Dixon8812 :
Night and day difference in my opinion. I've used those too

In a good way or a bad way?
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Electricalsushi
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Quote from littlemango :
ATK review:

NOT RECOMMENDED
Kuhn Rikon 8-Inch Kitchen Shears
These shears are spring-loaded: The cutting action only involves squeezing them closed. Testers with large, strong hands found them liberating (no holes to shove your fingers into), but smaller, weaker testers struggled. A plastic safety sheath is necessary to keep them closed.
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Who is ATK?
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America's Test Kitchen

Ahh, thanks.

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Quote from zxylene :
In a good way or a bad way?
It's apples to oranges. This post is for spring-loaded shears which are awesome in the kitchen. The Walmart link is for cheap "kitchen" scissors

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