Hattori Hanzo Tenshi Shears
An in-depth look at the Tenshi hybrid scissor family
HH22 Tenshi Series
One of the most recent additions to our lineup, the Hattori Hanzo Shears HH22 is one of the most special cutting tools out there. The HH22 features one of the first traditional Japanese handles in our line. You’ll notice the very slight offset and the straight necks. Instead of having rounded edges, this shear has harder, sleeker edges. Designed with a thumb cradle instead of a rounded thumb, we developed the HH22 to pocket the thumb for much more complete control in precision and scissor-over-comb work.
The shear has a slightly exaggerated camel tang designed to envelop the pinky finger exquisitely for control of the stationary blade and comfort of the hand. While the HH22 is a little thinner, you’ll find the blades are a bit wider. That combination helps turn this into a very versatile cutting shear that is great in wet hair with some added dry cutting properties. The movement of the shear is extraordinarily smooth and comes in three different sizes, between 5.5” and 6.5” inches.
Explore Hanzo’s family of Tenshi shears and texturizers below. Then explore a set for yourself by purchasing online.
For a more in-depth experience you can contact your local Hanzo territory rep or complete the Test Drive form below to sample a set for yourself.
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Three different shear lengths.
Two amazing texturizers.
One incredible family of Tenshis.
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Certified Japanese Steel
Hattori Hanzo Shears are made with certified Japanese steel. Our shears are made of the following grades:
- Proprietary blends including cobalt & molybdenum alloys
- Premium high-carbon Japanese stainless steel
- Advanced Nano powder steel from condensed micro particles
But don't just take our word for it...review the metallurgical reports for yourself
Learn more about the Hattori Hanzo's HH22 Tenshi Hybrid Wet/Dry Shear
Hattori Hanzo Shears’ very own Christopher Samuels and Daniel Bacon talk shears in this informative educational series for hair stylists and barbers. From handle selection, proper holding of shears, cutting considerations, and tips and tricks you’ve never heard before–there’s something here for both new and experienced cutters alike.