82051 Single Thinning Grooming Scissor, 5.25-Inch

Arrived on time.Excellent Quality. I Always use Rose-line Scissors ✂️ for work. Doesn’t matter where you buy these Scissors from they are always Expensive. Hard wearing, long lasting. Easy to use/comfortable in the Hand 🖐🏼. Very pleased. Will definitely be ordering again. 👍🏼😊

Nice sharp and dependable thinning scissors. Perfect for thinner coats. I don't recommend them for thinning out heavy coats but nice for detailed work around the fave particularly.

These high quality shears are the perfect size and weight for trimming my Cairn terrier. There was no pulling of hair, and the shorter blades than what I've seen available under pet specific listings make me far more confident around his face and paws.

I’m a dog grooming student at the moment so used these around once a week for a day, and they held up pretty well until about 2 weeks of having them and the rubber stopper snapped off (which keeps the blades at an equal distance and stops them from overlapping). It seems to be jammed inside the hole so I can’t replace it. This unfortunately makes these scissors quite difficult to use and so I don’t anymore:( Shame!

Very good, professional scissors.

Tried the cheaper ones that are on sale - they are blunt and rough. These Roseline single thinning scissors do the job nicely. I thought the price was expensive but having compared them with the cheaper ones that I bought at first, I know that Roseline are worth the price. Don't make the mistake that I made and buy the cheap thinning scissors that are on sale on Amazon - you will just regret it; I would advise buying these as they will last longer and remain sharp, they cut without snagging and feel comfortable in your hands.

These have been a nuisance, they arrived blunt.

The top bit (to rest your finger on) came off almost instantly, and the holes are quite uncomfortable to hold if you're cutting for any length of time. They do the job though! They're a little tricky to use to start with - working out how to get the right motion so that they don't get stuck in your dog's fur. I have a cocker spaniel and find them useful for thinning out the fur on his tail and feathering, as well as around his head, neck and feet/legs (I also use a Coat King 26 and normal hairdressing scissors, so it's only one tool in a dog's grooming kit). Would be nice if they were a bit more comfortable to use.