Ichiro Sword Barber Scissors

Features

HANDLE POSITION Offset Handle

STEEL 440C Steel

HARDNESS

58-60HRC (Read More)

QUALITY RATING ★★★★ Excellent!

SIZE 6.0”, 6.5” and 7” Inches

TENSION Tension Key Adjusted

BLADE Wide Double Sharpened Convex Edge Blade

FINISH Mirror Polish Finish

EXTRAS INCLUDES

Description

The Ichiro Sword Barber Scissors, also known as the Katana Barber model, are premium professional-grade hair cutting tools designed for barbers and hairstylists who demand exceptional performance and durability. These scissors combine high-quality materials with ergonomic design to deliver superior cutting experience.

• High-Quality Steel: Made from premium 440C steel with a hardness of 58-60HRC, ensuring long-lasting sharpness, corrosion resistance, and rust prevention.
• Precision Blade: Features a wide double sharpened convex edge blade, inspired by katana swords, for effortless and precise cutting.
• Ergonomic Design: Offset handle provides comfortable grip and reduces hand fatigue during extended use.
• Size Options: Available in 6.0”, 6.5”, and 7” lengths to suit various cutting techniques and preferences.
• Adjustable Tension: Robust tension adjustment system, easily modified with the included tension key for personalized cutting feel.
• Lightweight Balance: Handcrafted to be lightweight with perfect balance for professional use, reducing strain during long cutting sessions.
• Elegant Finish: Boasts a mirror polish finish, adding a touch of sophistication to your toolkit.

Professional Opinion

“This is built as a barber’s blade and the spec backs it up — a wide-bodied 6.0” to 7.0” with a double-sharpened convex edge is made to live on dry hair and scissor-over-comb, and that’s where I’d put it. The longer lengths eat through bulk over the comb with control, and the convex edge keeps a slide cut and a dry chip clean rather than ragged. The wider blade gives it a stiffness you feel as confidence on coarse, dry hair, where a thin detailing scissor would flex. The 440C at 58-60HRC is dependable stainless that holds an edge through plenty of dry work — just respect that dry cutting is harder on any blade than wet, so this earns more frequent honing than a wet-only scissor would. If your day is fine, wet precision work close to the fingers, the 7.0” will feel like too much blade and you’d be happier on something shorter. For barbers and short-back-and-sides specialists who want one solid all-day workhorse, it’s honestly priced for what it is.”