Hybrids & Cunkers

Every type of grooming scissor is designed for a specific job. Choosing the right one will improve both the speed and finish of your groom.

Thinners: Designed to reduce bulk while leaving a soft, natural finish.

Blenders: Perfect for softening clipper and scissor lines, creating a smooth, seamless finish.

Chunkers: Remove more hair than blenders, making them ideal for fast shaping and texturising curly, wavy and double coats.

Hybrids: Designed for speed, hybrid scissors combine the benefits of blenders, chunkers and straight scissors to shape, blend and remove bulk in fewer cuts.

Fluffing Scissors: Straight or curved scissors used for the final finish, adding shape, symmetry and volume.

Specialist Scissors

• Fine Chunkers – Precision shaping with a softer finish.
• Fishbone Chunkers – Fast bulk removal with an ultra-natural finish.
• Curved Blenders & Chunkers – Ideal for shaping rounded areas such as heads, feet and toplines.

At a Glance

• Thinners – Controlled bulk reduction.
• Blenders – Blend and soften lines.
• Chunkers – Fast shaping and texturising.
• Hybrids – Speed, shaping and blending.
• Fluffing – Final styling and adding volume.
• Fine Chunkers – Precision shaping.
• Fishbone Chunkers – Natural bulk removal.
• Curved Blenders & Chunkers – Rounded shaping. 

  
  ⚠️CURVED TOOTH SCISSORS — PLEASE READ⚠️

  Every scissor is individually tested before dispatch and leaves us in full working order.

  Curved tooth scissors require the correct technique. Thumb position is paramount — pushing your thumb too far through the ring creates side pressure and can cause the scissor to lock. Thumb blockers are strongly recommended.

  If this happens, do not force the scissor. Please see our self-help videos, take it to your trusted tool service provider, or return it to us and we’ll reset it free of charge — you simply cover the postage to us.

  A locked scissor does not need replacing; it needs resetting. Replacing the scissor without correcting the technique will simply cause the same thing to happen again — potentially to the replacement.