Ergonomic Hair Shears
Swivel thumb, double swivel, bent thumb, and wider spaced handle shears can relieve stress and pain in your hand, elbow, neck, back, or shoulder. Any hair stylist should consider using an ergonomic shear, even if they are not currently experiencing any problems.
Shisato Echo 3500 Thinner
Shisato Echo 3500 Thinner
The Shisato Echo 3500 is a smooth cutting thinner with an excellent ergonomic handle for those who are not interested in a swivel shear.
Includes scissor case and finger ring sizers
Lifetime Warranty against faulty materials or workmanship
Ergonomic shear for the stylist who is having problems with carpal tunnel, tendonitis, shoulder or back pains
Extremely bent down thumb ring that allows the stylist to lower the elbow and shoulder dramatically
For those who probably need a "swivel" thumb shear, but cannot use one
Hand-forged Japanese shear with adjustable dial spring-leaf tension system
Hitachi Japanese V-10 cobalted steel - holds its edge. 35 teeth cut and pull through the hair effortlessly
Natural handle configuration, great spacing between the thumb and finger rings to prevent cramping when closing the shear
Thins the hair consistently and saves time - cuts out about 35% of the hair
Available in 35 teeth (thinner length is 6”), also a 5”, 5.5”, 6”, 6.5” shear
Caralee of Scissor Mall demonstrates the benefits of hair cutting scissor with a bent thumb. This handle design is ergonomically correct and is a great alternative for stylists if they cannot get used to a swivel scissor.
Discover the correct tension of a thinner
Caralee of Scissor Mall explains that the tension of a chunker, texturizer, and thinner should be tighter than a regular shear. If the tension on a chunker, texturzer, or thinner is not tight enough, it can cause the blades to nick.
