[The Squid]

I have never found a pair of Braid Scissors that meet my exptectations, BUT I purchased some Owner ones last week for £13 at Mr Fish and they are great.

 

[Keith White]

To be honest Chris it's not something I've ever owned. I know they cut way cleaner though.
I'll take a look next time I'm in.

 

[Nick Phillips]

I use the Berkely ones and they are brilliant.

 

[Tom H 2]

I use the Berkely ones and they are brilliant.

I thought the Berkley were tat & expensive - I use Grauvell & theyre way better imo (just from the cutting side of things)

 

[Nick Phillips]

I use the Berkely ones and they are brilliant.

I thought the Berkley were tat & expensive - I use Grauvell & theyre way better imo (just from the cutting side of things)

Mine work very well with the PP.
The first thing I did was to throw away the naff holster thing,I now carry them in a small box.
I do know what you mean about them looking a bit "tat",they work well but for how long :?: :?:

 

[Tom H 2]

[quote="Nick Phillips":2m3nz6aw]I use the Berkely ones and they are brilliant.

I thought the Berkley were tat & expensive - I use Grauvell & theyre way better imo (just from the cutting side of things)

Mine work very well with the PP.
The first thing I did was to throw away the naff holster thing,I now carry them in a small box.
I do know what you mean about them looking a bit "tat",they work well but for how long :?: :?: [/quote:2m3nz6aw]

The thing was the actual cutting - even though berkley say the braid doesnt need to be under tension it does tbh - with my cheaper grauvell jobbies I can just "snip" and get a clean cut


I actually thought the berkley ones look smart (threw my holster away on purchase too lol - just like the berkley lip grip holster)

 

[The Squid]

[The thing was the actual cutting - even though berkley say the braid doesnt need to be under tension it does tbh - with my cheaper grauvell jobbies I can just "snip" and get a clean cut)

Yes the thing that struck me with the Owner braid scissors was that they cut braid with no tension on the braid.

 

[Nick Phillips]

[The thing was the actual cutting - even though berkley say the braid doesnt need to be under tension it does tbh - with my cheaper grauvell jobbies I can just "snip" and get a clean cut)

Yes the thing that struck me with the Owner braid scissors was that they cut braid with no tension on the braid.

Embaresingly I did actually use the crappy holster thing for a bit

 

[Nick Phillips]

[The thing was the actual cutting - even though berkley say the braid doesnt need to be under tension it does tbh - with my cheaper grauvell jobbies I can just "snip" and get a clean cut)

Yes the thing that struck me with the Owner braid scissors was that they cut braid with no tension on the braid.

My Berkley ones do need a bit of tension to cut,,,I think I have been missing out and may need to re invest.

 

[Alex Jordan]

These are supposed to be a cut above the Owner ones ;
http://www.seawoodtackle.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=167&products_id=474

but a tad expensive - got a serrated blade for braid ...

 

[Nick R]

I have had the Owner ones for a few years now and they are still brilliant!

 

[JethroJ]

Sorry for bring up an old thread but if you are after a really clean cut on thin supple braid ESP braid scissors cheap and razor sharp

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ESP-BRAID-SCI...hingAcces_RL&hash=item563bba7c9a#ht_946wt_913