Reddit Reddit reviews ADC Medicut Shears, 7-1/4", Black

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Medical Scissors & Shears
ADC Medicut Shears, 7-1/4
Razor sharp, super-hardened surgical stainless steel blades with one serrated edge to cut through the toughest materialsBlades tempered to a Rockwell hardness of C56 for unsurpassed durabilityContoured polypropylene handles with large ring provide maximum control and comfortFully auto-clavable to 143C (290F)
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10 Reddit comments about ADC Medicut Shears, 7-1/4", Black:

u/Fap-0-matic · 8 pointsr/scuba

This.
A pair of shears is 1000 times more practical while diving than a knife. One set of these will cut through cloth, rope, fishing line, steel cables (fishing leaders) and wire much easier than even the knives with a line cutter hook. They also can be found for as little as a few bucks and won't stab or slice someone open on accident.

u/chiefcastor · 8 pointsr/sex

Get some EMT safety shears first. You can find them at any drug store by the bandages. shears

Here are some good videos of safe ties, meaning they wont tighten if they are pulled at.
instructional videos

There are also some good books out there as far as knots go. I like this one: Showing You the Ropes - Two Knotty Boys

As far as rope goes, nylon from the hardware store is decent place to start. If you really get into it I would suggest rope from http://twistedmonk.com . It is pricey but awesome.

u/nukekubi · 7 pointsr/sex

> you want a rope as easily untieable as possible, in case of emergency

You should also have EMT shears on hand, just in case of extreme situations (what happens if there's a fire?)

u/bdsmgeek · 5 pointsr/BDSMcommunity

Cotton rope is often omitted in the community but is probably the best choice for beginners, its cheaper than hemp, sometimes cheaper than nylon and holds knots just as well as hemp. Midori even endorses its use in her beginners workshops.

As long as you don't get it wet its a phenomenally good material for everything but suspensions. Its lightweight, hypoallergenic, easy to wash, can be dyed super easy and is allot less harsh then hemp or jute. The trick is to get a 3 strand twisted 100% cotton rope without a filler so that you don't run into problems.

I sell some on my site, both dyed pretty colors and just the nice white natural look. You can probably get some from a local hardware store or online if you look hard enough, usually a 5 mm (3/16") diameter rope is the most diverse but you can get the rope from anywhere 4mm (1/6") - 50 mm (2").

A quick Amazon search lead me to a 50 foot length of Cotton 3 strand twisted rope for $12.00 and while you're at it you might as well get a pair of safety shears for less then $3 that you can use in an emergency .

A good way to figure out what type you like is to go to events and interact and ask people if you can feel the ropes they have, that way you get a real sense of what the different rope types are like without having to put in a investment that you might regret.

Play safe and have fun :D

u/sexrelatedaccount · 4 pointsr/bdsm

I agree, it's super important to be able to get ropes off quickly! Things can go wrong with ropes and result in serious injury or even death, especially with novices.

Something like this will get ropes off with minimal risk of accidental stabbing or cutting: http://www.amazon.com/ADC-Medicut-Shears-7-1-Black/dp/B0011MIQUM/

Every rope kit should have them!

u/MeghanAM · 3 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I have a pretty good grasp on grammar in general, but I can tend to make errors between slightly different words, like "fewer" vs "less" in speaking.

Safety scissors

u/Sgt_45Bravo · 2 pointsr/knots

Excellent points. You don't really want a knot that will tighten around a limb, that can get dangerous pretty fast.

As far as scissors go, I recommend a pair of paramedic shears. They're great at not poking the skin.

u/ssnakeggirl · 2 pointsr/BDSMcommunity

Certain kinds of bondage definitely make me feel safe and snug. I like being tied together (as opposed to being tied down, or being tied with my limbs apart - that makes me feel exposed). I feel this way when I'm wearing a rope dress, and also when I'm in a straight jacket. I think a lot of people feel safe in bondage. It's been shown that dogs feel calmer when they have a compression jacket on - sometimes people are the same way. We like to be wrapped up and snug.

Please be careful when you experiment by yourself. It would be a shame if you tied yourself into something that you can't get out of! It would be a waste to cut all that pretty rope, but please keep a pair of EMT scissors on hand just in case.

u/wherestheanykey · 1 pointr/technology

Not only that, it ruins regular scissors after a while.

I have EMT shears specifically for opening this kind of packaging.

u/KalutikaKink · 1 pointr/BDSMGW

Do us all a favor, ditch the knife and get some safety shears. Neck ties are not something to take lightly and you don't want to be fumbling with a knife near her throat/face in the event of an emergency.

http://www.theemsstore.com/store/product.aspx/productId/166/EMI-Shear-Tech/?gclid=CNOMn4Xut70CFVBgfgod-FEACw

http://www.amazon.com/ADC-Medicut-Shears-7-1-Black/dp/B0011MIQUM/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1396100071&sr=8-5&keywords=safety+shears

They are super cheap and well worth the peace of mind.