Avid Re-Rig Compact Braid Scissors - A0590021
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These Avid Re-Rig Compact Braid Scissors are designed for anglers seeking a space-saving cutting tool that fits easily into tackle boxes. Their key benefit is the sharp, serrated stainless steel blades for efficient line cutting. A potential caveat is their compact size, which may be less comfortable for extended use compared to larger scissors.
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| Model Part Number | A0590021 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Avid |
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FAQs
Are these scissors suitable for cutting braided fishing line?
Yes, the serrated stainless steel blades are designed to effectively cut through braided fishing line.
How do I maintain the sharpness of the blades?
Regularly clean and dry the blades after use. Avoid cutting hard materials. For dullness, professional sharpening or replacement may be needed as they are serrated.
What makes the design 'compact'?
The scissors are designed with a small overall footprint, making them easy to store in tight spaces within a tackle box or fishing vest.
Can these scissors be used for freshwater and saltwater fishing?
Yes, they are made of stainless steel, offering good resistance to corrosion, but proper cleaning and drying after saltwater use are essential for longevity.
What is the primary advantage of the serrated blades?
Serrated blades provide a better grip on slippery fishing lines, preventing the line from shifting during the cut and ensuring a cleaner, more precise result.
Will these scissors fit in a small tackle box?
Yes, their ultra-compact, space-saving design is intended to fit easily into most standard tackle boxes.
Troubleshooting
Scissors not cutting cleanly
Ensure the blades are clean and free of debris. Check if the blades are aligned correctly. For persistent issues, the serrated edge may be dull and require professional sharpening or replacement.
Blades feel stiff or difficult to open/close
Check for any foreign material lodged between the blades. Clean the blades thoroughly and ensure they are dry. A small drop of lubricating oil specifically designed for tools can be applied to the pivot point if necessary.
Rust spots appearing on blades
Immediately clean the affected area with a soft cloth and a mild rust remover if necessary. Ensure the scissors are thoroughly dried after cleaning and subsequent use. Apply a light coat of corrosion inhibitor or a tool-specific oil for protection.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Extremely compact for easy storage in tackle boxes.
- Sharp, serrated stainless steel blades ensure clean cuts on fishing lines.
- Durable construction for longevity.
- Designed for efficient rigging and line management.
Cons
- Compact size may be less ergonomic for users with larger hands.
- May not be suitable for cutting thicker materials beyond fishing line.
- Serrated blades can be challenging to sharpen if they become dull over time.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: No specific setup is required. These are manual cutting tools ready for immediate use.
Compatibility: Compatible with all types of fishing lines including monofilament, fluorocarbon, and braided lines. Also suitable for cutting tags on tags, leader material, and other small rigging components.
Care:
- Cleaning: After each use, wipe the blades with a clean, dry cloth to remove any moisture, salt, or debris.
- Drying: Ensure the scissors are completely dry before storing to prevent rust or corrosion.
- Storage: Store in a dry place, preferably within a tackle box or a designated pouch to protect the blades and maintain their sharpness.
- Avoid: Do not use to cut hard objects or materials other than fishing line and associated rigging components, as this can damage the blades.