مقص مابد غير متماثل (13cm) شفرات كوبي، قبضة مريحة لسهولة القص بألوان متنوعة ضمن علبة من (20) قطعة

- Blade length/overall size: 13 cm total length - Blades: stainless steel - Handle: soft, ergonomic grip - Safety: rounded tip for safer cutting - Colors: assorted bright colors - Packaging: box of 20 pieces

They’re designed for kids during school and craft activities and are best used under adult supervision to ensure safe and proper cutting technique.

They're ideal for paper, cardstock, light cardboard, and other common craft materials. For heavy fabrics or thick materials, use scissors designed for those tougher jobs.

The asymmetric blade design reduces the cutting effort required, delivering smoother, more controlled cuts and better stability, which is helpful for small hands learning to cut precisely.

- Blades: stainless steel for durability and long-lasting sharpness - Handles: plastic with a soft, ergonomic grip for comfortable use

The box contains 20 scissors with assorted, vibrant colors to make cutting fun and engaging for kids.

For similar kid-friendly options on Fepy, you can explore: 1) Maped asymmetric Koopy scissors (alternative model) at https://fepy.com/maped-asymmetric-scissors-koopy-13-cm 2) Maped ergonomic kids scissors with safe features at https://fepy.com/maped-ergonomic-kids-scissors-13-cm. These options also prioritize safety, comfort, and ease of use for children.

If you’re not satisfied, Fepy typically supports returns within the store’s standard return window. The product page will outline the exact terms and conditions.

Tips: keep blades dry after use, store in a safe place away from young children when not in use, cut on a firm, flat surface, and avoid forcing the blades through tough materials. Regularly inspect the blades for nicks and clean the handles if they get sticky.

Yes. The 13 cm size, comfortable grip, safety-rounded tips, and a box of 20 make them convenient for classroom craft stations and group activities, allowing multiple students to use a pair safely and comfortably.

Suggest practicing on straight, wide lines first. Have kids hold the scissor grip with a relaxed hand, guide the material with the non-dominant hand, and start with light pressure to make smooth, controlled cuts. Encourage keeping blades perpendicular to the cutting surface for cleaner results.