The Okuma Scissors & Side Cutters lineup is designed to give anglers precision cutting tools for every situation—whether you’re trimming braid, cutting mono, or fine-tuning your setup on the water. Built with durability, versatility, and comfort in mind, these tools are ready for both freshwater and saltwater use.
7” Side Cutter Tool
Built for strength and simplicity, the 7” Side Cutter is a reliable tool for cutting both braided and monofilament lines with ease.
Carbon steel construction for durability
Cutter hardness: HRC44±3° for consistent cutting performance
Titanium-coated finish for added corrosion resistance
Ergonomic Karton handle for a secure, comfortable grip
Braided Line Scissors
Designed for precision and versatility, the Okuma Braided Line Scissors are available in 3.5”, 6”, and 7” models, giving anglers the right size for any task.
Constructed from stainless steel, these scissors offer excellent corrosion resistance, while the titanium plating adds durability for long-term use. The serrated blades are engineered to cut through braid, fluorocarbon, and mono cleanly and efficiently.
3.5” & 6” Models Include:
Integrated lure tuning tool
Hook cinch holder for easy knot tying
Built-in split shot crimper
Convenient bottle opener
6” Model Additional Feature:
Wire cutting function for added versatility
7” Model Features:
Spring-loaded design for easy one-handed operation
Handle locking function for safe storage
All models are equipped with ergonomic Karton handles, providing comfort and control during repeated use.
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