Good handling, also for left-handers

No problems for left-handers
I have a NoName scissors with nearly identical handle that but with intensive use (eg cutting of foam rubber, leather, fiber board) quickly leads to pain in my left hand - at the Scotch-scissors, I notice even after a prolonged time nothing.

Soft touch finish
The area from the grip where the fingers are placed is provided with a special soft-touch surface, which not only feels good, but also leads to an enormous danger of slipping, especially if you have wet hands, for example.

Non-stick coating
The cutting edge has a non-stick coating, which facilitates handling of the scissors in conjunction with certain materials (eg adhesive tape, paper sticker) enormous.

Sharp
Ok, not a special feature of a pair of scissors (one would think), but compared to my previous kitchen scissors are worlds apart. How long the gap remains as sharp but will only tell.

Clean cutting edge
A clear indication of the focus of the two cutting edges. The edges are cut cleanly and precisely, even at closer look neither fringe can still detect a cutting-degree

Cutting completely usable
A shortcoming of many low-scissors - the cutting works along the entire length accurately and cleanly, that is at the front as well as at the back of the joint - precision processing makes it possible

Pleasing appearance
Although the appearance is of secondary importance in a scissors, the scissors is pleasing in design and distinguishes itself through the brownish appearance (including cutting) of the competition, the two finger holes are silhouetted in color.

Conclusion
When one considers the price in mind, there are a lot of high shear for relatively little Euro - not only for the office.