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7.0 Inch Scissors

7.0" cutting scissors and sets for scissor-over-comb, barbering and long sections, where a long blade covers more hair on each close.

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7.0” is a classic length for scissor-over-comb: the long blade covers more of the comb on every pass. Keep a shorter pair for detail.

Our picks in 7.0”

How we chose: Three 7.0” 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 long, flat-edge cutter in 6.5” or 7.0”, with an offset handle.
    Keep in mind: Choose 7.0” Cutting Scissor in the selector. Right-handed only.

  • Catalogue photo of the Yasaka 7.0 Inch Cutting Scissors

    Yasaka 7.0 Inch Cutting Scissors

    Best for a long everyday blade

    A fixed 7.0” Yasaka cutter with a semi-offset handle, listed for longer strokes and scissor-over-comb.
    Keep in mind: One size only.

  • Catalogue photo of the Juntetsu Mastersmith Cobalt 7.0" Cutting Shear

    Juntetsu Mastersmith Cobalt 7.0" Cutting Shear

    Best for a long convex-edge cutter

    A single 7.0” Juntetsu cutter with an extended offset handle and a convex edge.
    Keep in mind: Right-handed and one size only.

Left-handed? The Joewell LSF Lefty comes in 7.0” with an 85 mm blade, as Joewell lists it.

Common questions

Who uses a 7.0" scissor?

Barbers doing scissor-over-comb, and stylists cutting long sections. The long blade covers more of the comb on each pass.

Should a 7.0" be my only cutter?

Usually not. Keep a shorter pair, 5.5" or 6.0", for detail around the ears and face.

Are there left-handed 7.0" scissors?

Yes: the Joewell LSF Lefty, the Mina Umi and Mina Rainbow II in Left 7.0", and the Kamisori Sword.