Maped Vivo SP Scissor, 12 cm, Standard Blades, Comfortable Grip for Everyday Use – Display Pack of 20

Key specs include a 12 cm blade length, sharp stainless steel blades for clean cuts, a soft, comfortable grip, and a durable, vibrant design. They come in a display pack of 20, making them ideal for classrooms or group projects.

The blades are stainless steel and designed to cut paper, light cardboard, and fabric with smooth, precise cuts.

Yes. They’re designed with young users in mind, featuring a soft grip for comfort and bright, engaging colors. Supervision is recommended for younger children during use.

The display pack includes 20 scissors in a variety of vibrant colors, which helps prevent mix-ups and is convenient for classrooms, clubs, or craft groups.

Hold the handles with a natural grip, keeping your fingers away from the blades. Cut on a stable surface, opening and closing the blades smoothly, and cut away from your body for safety.

Wipe blades clean after use and dry thoroughly. Store in a dry place, preferably in a sheath or case to prevent damage and keep blades aligned.

They’re well-suited for school projects, crafting, scrapbooking, and light office tasks—any activity that involves cutting paper, light cardboard, or fabric.

- Maped Vivo SP 14 cm Scissors (https://fepy.com/maped-vivo-sp-14-cm-scissors): longer blade for thicker materials and bigger cuts, while keeping the Vivo design. - Maped Vivo SP 12 cm Soft Grip Kids Scissors (https://fepy.com/maped-vivo-sp-12-cm-soft-grip-kids-scissors): similar size with a different grip style for enhanced comfort. Both options are available on Fepy and serve different cutting needs without sacrificing the Vivo brand quality.

The Vivo SP model is not designed for blade replacement. If the blades dull with heavy use, replacing the pair is usually the recommended option to maintain performance.

Yes. The display pack of 20 offers cost efficiency for group use, and the stainless steel blades provide durable performance suitable for frequent, everyday cutting tasks in classrooms or craft settings.

Use with care, cut away from the body, and supervise younger children. Keep blades closed when not in use and store them safely out of reach of very young kids to prevent accidents.