Magic Morph Pointed-tip Kids Scissors - Mermaid (5 in.)
Fiskars® Magic Morph Pointed-tip Kids Scissors are thoughtfully designed for small hands and creative minds, with safety-edge blades and a fun, lenticular handle.
Every child is a creative genius, and the only limit to their self-expression should be their own wildest imaginations. Fiskars® Magic Morph Pointed-tip Kids Scissors are thoughtfully designed for small hands and creative minds, with safety-edge blades, a pointed tip for improved detail cutting, and an exciting lenticular image on the handle that changes when viewed from different angles. Teachers and parents love how easily the blades cut through classroom materials, as well as their innovative, safety-edge with a safer blade angle. A larger finger loop and an ergonomic thumb loop provide a natural, comfortable fit for kids’ fingers. An optimized opening angle helps kids open the blades without losing their grip for improved control. Additionally, the handle is built to be in-line with the blades to allow for better precision while cutting in the air. These scissors are ideal for children four and up, because every creative genius deserves the right scissors at the right age to express themselves.
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