Started off with a cheap pair of NGT braid scissors which didn't seem to bad at first but these are fraying the ends of my soft braid now when I cut it. (PVA bag rigs)

Any recommendations for a decent pair of cutters/scissors?

Started off with a cheap pair of NGT braid scissors which didn't seem to bad at first but these are fraying the ends of my soft braid now when I cut it. (PVA bag rigs)

Any recommendations for a decent pair of cutters/scissors?

In reply to Post #1
Search on Amazon for Cuda titanium bonded blades under £4

In reply to Post #3
I second this, best braid scissors I've ever had. One remark though, the blades are serrated, so on fluo/mono you won't get a clean cut (e.g. for crimping).

In reply to Post #3
These absolutely. I trued to cut a rig off recently and accidently snipped right though the swivel. Just cut it clean like it was nothing.

In reply to Post #2
Thanks very much carpy09. Just bought a pair

In reply to Post #3
Yes, these are the ones

I've never used braid scissors, always used one of those craft stanley type knives with the retractable/snap off blades, cheap as chips to buy replacement blades and always razor sharp as a result. I also find it easier to see what I'm doing using them.

I bought the small thinking anglers braid cutters and to be fair they are really handy especially with the stripping tool on them

Cuda on Amazon

In reply to Post #3
Those Cuda £4 scissors are now £18 😂 what are some other recommendations for decent ones? Fishing branded or not but must be small

In reply to Post #11
Preston rig scissors are good.

Personally for Carp I've only ever used the small 9mm Stanley knives with break off blades. This ones in my bucket lid

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In reply to Post #11
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PB product ones are good

I defy anyone finding something better than good quality Fibre Optic Kevlar Cutters

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In reply to Post #14
I defy 😀, as usual once blunted throw the lot away, v buy some new 9mm blades, 10 pck £2.99....and that's Toolstation prices !