Yasaka 7.0 Inch Barber Cutting Scissors

A fixed seven-inch cutter

This Yasaka is one right-handed, nominal 7.0-inch cutting shear. It combines a semi-offset handle, clam-shaped convex edge, ATS314 cobalt stainless steel and polished finish. There is no size selector on this page.

Start with the reach you use above the comb or through a broad section. Put a familiar cutter beside that brief: do you want the working tips farther from your hand, or is your present length already useful? Seven inches identifies the whole-tool size convention; it does not mean seven inches of exposed cutting blade.

Keep reach and the handle in separate lines

The semi-offset layout staggers the rings less than a deeper offset design. That is a construction description to compare with your usual grip. Ring position and blade reach still need assessment together when you open the shear in a working position.

The barber reach guide separates nominal labels from published blade spans. This listing does not supply a verified blade measurement, so use its whole-tool label when making the first comparison. The fit guide helps you describe the opening and tip placement you want to keep.

For another nominal seven-inch candidate, the Ichiro Tsurugi changes to an offset handle and its own angled convex blade construction. The shared size is useful context; the two model names still describe different tools.

A single cutter, a pair or a third tool

If you already have a suitable thinner, this single cutter lets you add the long cutting role on its own. The two-piece barber set pairs a seven-inch cutter with a fixed six-inch thinner in four tooth choices.

The three-piece set with a 5.5-inch second cutter asks a further question: would another cutting length add a job? Our two-length kit guide helps you distinguish that need from a same-length backup.

Keep the long tips protected, dry the blades after cleaning and follow the supplied pivot instructions. If the action changes, record the model and symptom through the care guide.