$607.00
$607.00
The Hattori Hanzo HH8 is our most popular shear overall. The Talon was the first shear produced by Hattori Hanzo, and it has undergone slight changes and refinement over the years to make it the “perfect shear” it is today. The HH8 is one of our wet-to-dry shears; it’s a tremendous wet cutting... Read More
The Hattori Hanzo HH8 is our most popular shear overall. The Talon was the first shear produced by Hattori Hanzo, and it has undergone slight changes and refinement over the years to make it the “perfect shear” it is today. The HH8 is one of our wet-to-dry shears; it’s a tremendous wet cutting shear with excellent dry cutting properties. And even though it comes in a vast range of sizes, the Talon feels light and evenly balanced. It’s that lightweight feeling that makes it feel so easy to control when it’s in the stylist’s hand. It has an ergonomic handle and features an offset thumb. With one of the most extensive ranges of size in a shear family, the Talon comes in lengths from 5.0” to 7.5” inches.
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overall great experience and great shears! worth the price
I love my new shears they cut like butter ❤️
Cuts like butter!!!! Amazing! 10/10!
so comfortable and well balanced, this is my third pair. my favorite workhorse shears for 20 to 30 haircuts a day in a family salon.
We are still waiting for them to arrive, it’s been over 3 weeks.
These shears are expensive and excellent, I’m a Barber and use them daily , averaging 25 to 30 haircuts per day
They are exactly what I needed
Very easy and very helpful
This is my third pair of Hanzo Shears. I’ve been in the industry many years and have used many brands of shears. Once you use Hanzo nothing compares. The only thing I will say is they seem to stick a little but I may to adjust them. Also I ordered. 5.5” and am more comfortable with a 5” (I didn’t realize that’s what I had previously). I also like a little more point at the tip for point cutting but perhaps another Hanzo design would be best for that.