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 Man that stuff id tough. I have used nail clippers for years , but it is a no go on braid.

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My dad got me some KVD snipper things from Wally for like $5.  They are small and have red handles.  They are incredible.

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Boomerang snips are excellent, but there something 

else you may not even think about:

 

Kid's Fiskars scissors from Walmart! They really do 

work well.

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4 minutes ago, Darren. said:

Boomerang snips are excellent, but there something 

else you may not even think about:

 

Kid's Fiskars scissors from Walmart! They really do 

work well.

X2 on the Fiskars. 

 

Thats what I used to use before I lost them and ordered a Rapala kit with braid scissors. The Rapala scissors work really well too.

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7 minutes ago, Darren. said:

Boomerang snips are excellent, but there something 

else you may not even think about:

 

Kid's Fiskars scissors from Walmart! They really do 

work well.

that's all i use ( kids Fiskars ) , and they cost about $ 2 ...

* i use the blunt tip ones

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25 minutes ago, Columbia Craw said:

Boomerang Snips. Worth every penny.

Although they work well from what I read I refuse to pay $10 to cut my line. :P

 

I have a razor knife I use and a pair of snap ring pliers I got a while back for like $4.99 that has cutters in them. They both work well. 

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Yup. I have a set of kobalt scissors (from Lowes) that were cheap and they've been cutting my braid for years and still snippin' ! 

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54 minutes ago, david in va said:

 Man that stuff id tough. I have used nail clippers for years , but it is a no go on braid.

 

I'm a wild man. I use the knife on my Leatherman or the knife in my pocket. 

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Rapala braid scissors. Going on 5 years now with the same pair.

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I have a custom made thingy made out of pike teeth................or at least I have thought about it. Best braid cutters on earth.

 

But until that dream becomes a reality, I use cheap kids scissors from walmart. They last about a season before they become too dull. I toss them at the end of the year and buy a new pair for $2 each spring.

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53 minutes ago, MassBassin508 said:

Rapala braid scissors.Less than 5 bucks at Walmart.Ive literally broken nail clippers on braid.

 

I use the same. 

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I have some rapala braid scissors but normally I just use the scissors on my leatherman or the knife on my leatherman   

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2 hours ago, Columbia Craw said:

Boomerang Snips. Worth every penny.

This, or good scissors.

 

Thinking about trying to justify a 1 watt hand held laser for this...but two bills just to cut fishing line seems excessive even to this gear geek...

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2 hours ago, Darren. said:

 

Kid's Fiskars scissors from Walmart! They really do 

work well.

 

I better not catch you running with those scissors, young man.

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'ANY' brand of braid scissors will do (Culprit, Calcutta, Cuda, Rapala, Boomerang, Owner ~ ~)

Normally I just run the braid over the blade without closing the scissors (how lazy can you get?).

 

Roger

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