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6.5 Inch Scissors

6.5" cutting scissors and sets for long sections and scissor-over-comb, for stylists and barbers who want more reach.

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6.5” is where scissor-over-comb starts to get easier: more blade along the comb on every pass. You’ll still want a shorter pair for fringes and ears.

Our picks in 6.5”

How we chose: Three 6.5” cutters picked on price, handle and hand. We sell them and haven’t run cutting tests. Prices come from each product page.

  • Catalogue photo of the Mina Dark Gem Cutting Scissors

    Mina Dark Gem Cutting Scissors

    Best for scissor-over-comb on a budget

    A$134.95

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    A long, flat-edge cutter in 6.5” or 7.0”, with an offset handle.
    Keep in mind: Right-handed only.

  • Catalogue photo of the Ichiro Premium Series: Taiyo VG10 Hair Cutting Scissors

    Ichiro Premium Series: Taiyo VG10 Hair Cutting Scissors

    Best for a VG-10 offset cutter

    A$299.95

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    A VG-10 cutter with an offset handle, in 5.5” to 7.0”.
    Keep in mind: Choose 6.5” in the selector. Right-handed only.

  • Catalogue photo of the Kamisori Sword Professional Haircutting Scissors

    Kamisori Sword Professional Haircutting Scissors

    Best for left-handed barbers

    A$690

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    A long-blade cutter in 6.0” to 7.5”, in Right or Left.
    Keep in mind: Choose Left / 6.5” in the selector. On a budget, the Mina Rainbow II comes in Left 6.5” too.

Doing a lot of over-comb work? Go one step longer with the 7.0” range.

Common questions

When should I choose 6.5"?

When your 6.0" leaves a reach gap across long sections or over the comb. It's the shorter end of a scissor-over-comb pair.

Is 6.5" too long for detail work?

It's less handy around fringes and ears. Keep a 5.5" or shorter pair for detail.

Is everything here a 6.5" cutter?

No. A 6.5" tag can mean one tool in a set or a thinner. The option name on the product page tells you which.