Klein Tools G102S Scissors, Wire Scissors for Cutting Filament, Ribbon, and Fine Wire, 3-1/2-Inch

Scissors showed up in a bubble wrapper with no Klein Tools logos or packaging, they say Heritage on them. They seem like decent scissors but definitely not Klein Tools

I looked at quite a few scissors for use in my EDC kit, and finally settled on these. They are very compact, will cut through almost anything (I would avoid heavy wire), inexpensive, and just plain useful. The loop handles are a little on the small side--you'll probably end up using your fingertips instead of sticking your fingers through the loops past the first knuckle, but you're not going to be using these to do a lot of heavy cutting, and if you've used Klein electrical scissors, you're already familiar with using one finger in the loop handle and using your palm for applying pressure. These and the Fiskar's folding scissors are the best I've found for inclusion in a very compact pocket kit of everyday essentials.

I use this scissors as an EDC (every day carry) tool and am very impressed with its construction and peformance. It weighs about one ounce and feels like a high quality tool. The blades are sharp and the longer length of the arms provides great leverage. I have a Fiskars folding scissors but these Klein scissors cut better and are much more comfortable to use.

Nice little scissors but they are not Klein. My primary reason for purchase was the serrated blade for gripping wires while cutting them. These have no serrations. They are Heritage brand 102S.

The scissors are perfect for EDC. Their light, easily packable because of their size, cut everything under the sun including copper wire. Their serrated edge allows it to cut even the trickiest of materials e.g. dyneema cord. They have an excellent tip so they can with precision for those tiny loose threads, and overall just feel quality.