Vampire Tools VamPLIERS! Best Scissors 8" Fiber Optic Kevlar Shears, Carbon Fiber, Dyneema, Glass Fiber, Vectran Shears

I used these to cut dyneema rope when doing some splicing. They cut through with ease. The blades are serrated which makes them cut easier.

Not cheap but does exactly what it says! I use it to cut thick kevlar fabric and it cuts every fiber the first time across the entire cutting length all the way to the tip, not much else to say.

I'm making a dashboard out of Carbon fiber/ Kevlar cloth and all the scissors I had would snag and pull the Kevlar portion of the weave making a mess. I ended up using an old pair of metal shears that worked somewhat. I found these scissors and a few reviews mentioned cutting Kevlar and Carbon fiber. The scissors cut right through without pulling or dragging out the fibers. Worth every dollar especially when you damage expensive material using subpar scissors! The only downside is what others have complained about.... the thumb hole is too small!

Well made shears I've used for cutting carpet, rubber, and paper. They're not cheep, but you'll have an excellent cutting tool.

They came highly recommended to me and they live up to all of my expectations. I purchased them for rope splicing.