MFH Tactical Scissors - Olive

At first, I had doubts about the quality of these scissors, especially since other manufacturers can sell similar products for hundreds of zlotys. However, I was very positively surprised – the scissors are very sharp and can easily cut even thicker materials and fabrics. I am not sure how long they will stay sharp, but currently I don't see any drawbacks. Additionally, they fit perfectly in the pocket of the AZ2 first aid kit from Templar's Gear.

Great scissors—they stay sharp for a long time, are well made, and don't loosen even after longer use, which is most important to me. They also look good on a tactical belt. I recommend them!

Good scissors for a reasonable price. This is not a top-shelf product, but they work in emergencies and cut what they are supposed to cut. It's worth having them in a first aid kit for unexpected situations. If someone can't afford scissors for 500 PLN, I definitely recommend these.

Good scissors at an attractive price. As long as they are not used unnecessarily, they last quite a long time. They fit easily in a tourniquet pouch—use only in emergency situations.

Seemingly ordinary, but actually great scissors that, despite their modest appearance, work very well. They cut through thick materials without any problems, have a convenient shape, and fit well in the hand.

For this price, the scissors are really good, cut effectively, and are very useful—worth having in every first aid kit. They also fit perfectly in a tourniquet pouch. Probably the best option in this price range. I recommend them!

Very nice scissors at a low price. Some people complain that they are a bit stiff, but I personally like that—they are more comfortable than if they were too loose. During a test on old clothes, they cut without any issues.

The scissors are good quality for their price, cut without major problems, although they're a bit stiff to use, which shouldn't be a big issue.

For such a low price, you can't have many complaints. The scissors are a bit stiff in operation, but they do their job and will work well in any first aid kit.

They move a bit stiffly, but handle cutting quite well. I think it's a satisfactory option for most individual first aid kit owners, though there are better products on the market.

Cheap, but they do the job. For a first aid kit that you assemble yourself and have a limited budget, they are a good alternative to standard disposable models. For frequent use, it's worth buying something more solid.