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Juntetsu Scissors
Juntetsu Mastersmith Cobalt 7.0" Cutting Shear
CA$599.00
Handcrafted in Tokyo since 1925 . Built for professional barbers who run high-volume shops and refuse to compromise.
Features
| STEEL TYPE | Premium Japanese ATS-314 Cobalt Steel |
|---|---|
| HARDNESS | 62-63 HRC for Superior Edge Retention |
| CRAFTSMANSHIP | Handmade in Tokyo by Master Craftsmen (Since 1925) |
| SIZE | 7.0" Professional Barbering Length |
| BLADE TECHNOLOGY | Barber's Edge Convex Blade, Optimized for Fade Work & Clean Lines |
| TENSION SYSTEM | Tokyo Ball-Bearing System with Click-Lock Adjustment |
| HANDLE DESIGN | Extended Ergonomic Offset for Scissor-Over-Comb Techniques |
| WEIGHT | Optimally Balanced for Extended Barbering Sessions |
| EDGE ANGLE | 45° Convex Edge for Aggressive Cutting Power |
| INCLUDES | Cleaning cloth, Tension key for adjusting scissor tension, Ichiro Scissors haircutting comb from Japan |
Each pair handcrafted in Tokyo by master artisans.
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Note: Extras and bonus accessories may vary depending on availability. Please refer to the specifications table above to confirm what is included on top of what comes in the product box.
Description
Handcrafted in Tokyo since 1925 . Built for professional barbers who run high-volume shops and refuse to compromise.
The 7.0" length gives you serious leverage for scissor-over-comb work. Creates clean fades and precise graduated cuts. ATS-314 cobalt steel holds a razor edge through hundreds of cuts daily.
The extended offset handle is designed for how barbers actually hold scissors during fade work and clipper-over-comb. Your hands feel the difference after a full day of appointments.
- 7.0" Professional Length: Perfect leverage for scissor-over-comb, fade work, and efficient blending
- Built for Fade Work: Convex edge cuts clean transitions and guideline work
- High-Volume Ready: ATS-314 steel stays sharp through 50+ cuts per day
- Barber Ergonomics: Handle designed for actual barber hand positions
- Clean Lines: Crisp perimeter cuts, ear outlines, and neck tapers
- Tokyo Made: 100 years of Japanese scissor-making expertise
- Why 7.0"?
This is the standard length for professional barbers. Here's why it matters.
Better Reach: You get smooth, continuous scissor-over-comb action without constantly repositioning. Whether you're blending a mid-fade or working through the crown, the reach is there.
Power + Control: The blade has enough authority to power through dense hair but stays balanced for delicate guideline work. You don't need to switch scissors.
Covers More Ground: Each cut covers more area. Fewer passes for perimeter work and bulk removal. Time is money. This size saves both.
Less Hand Fatigue: Extended blade creates natural leverage. Less effort per cut. Critical when you're doing 15-20 cuts daily.
Barber's Edge Technology
Standard hair scissors are designed for salon cutting. These aren't.
The convex blade is ground at a specific angle for aggressive cutting power. Slices through resistant hair with less effort. Crucial for scissor-over-comb work and cutting against growth patterns.
The tips stay extremely sharp for precise guideline work and ear detailing. Most barbers stop switching between scissors for power work versus detail work.
ATS-314 cobalt steel keeps this edge geometry working through months of daily use. Standard scissors dull in weeks. These stay sharp through hundreds of clients.
Built for Barber Hands
Barbering beats up your hands. Repetitive fade work. Holding scissors open during clipper-over-comb. Constantly changing hand positions.
The extended offset handle reduces wrist angles during scissor-over-comb work. Small detail, big difference in strain reduction.
The handle geometry accounts for how barbers actually hold scissors. Often partially open while the clipper does primary cutting. Balanced weight means you can hold these positions without the scissors feeling awkward.
Removable finger rest adjusts to your cutting style and hand size. Different techniques need different positions.
After eight hours of back-to-back cuts, your hands notice the difference.
They just cut. No pushing, no folding. The blade is more aggressive than anything I've used, but you don't lose control for detail work.
The 7.0" length is perfect for how I work. Power through bulk removal, then switch to precise guidelines without changing tools. The reach through the crown area is excellent.
Edge retention is insane. I'm doing 15-20 cuts a day, five days a week. Still cutting sharp as day one after eight months. My old scissors needed sharpening every 6-8 weeks.
Ergonomics actually matter. I used to finish Saturdays with cramped hands. Not anymore. The extended offset design makes a real difference during repetitive work.
Tension system stays exactly where you set it. Critical for consistency. You can't have scissors loosening up mid-fade.
But if you're a full-time barber, they're worth every dollar. Cleaner cuts, better efficiency, and your hands don't hate you at the end of the day."
