Trophy
Who it suits
Trophy is a professional hair shear line available through Takano Canada and Elka Beaute, specialty scissor retailers serving the Canadian salon and barber market.
Price position
$291 · tier 3 of 5
Profile completeness
2/9Profile coverage
- Models
- 1 catalogued
Overview
Trophy is a professional hair-shear line carried by Takano Canada, which lists it alongside roughly two dozen other scissor brands in its catalogue, and by the Montreal beauty supplier Elka Beaute. Both are Canadian-market specialty retailers serving salon and barber customers.
Product detail
The Trophy TY-50 has a 5.0-inch blade for general cutting and face-framing work. Its offset handle positions the thumb lower than a symmetric or semi-offset design. A detachable finger rest lets the stylist choose whether to use a rest, while the thin blades keep the pair light for precise cutting.
Buying context
Trophy sits in the professional mid-range at roughly $200 to $400. The TY-50’s detachable finger rest supports different grip preferences and shared-kit use.
Distribution
Trophy shears are available through Takano Canada and Elka Beaute. Stylists and salons interested in the line should contact those retailers directly for ordering, warranty, and after-sales questions.
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Trophy at a glance
- Budget
- Mid-range $200–400
- Catalogue
- 1 model listed
Where to Buy
Authorized Retailers
Retailers stocking Trophy
ScissorPedia catalogues 1 retailer carrying Trophy.
- TAKANO Online store — Canada
How Trophy compares
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Frequently Asked Questions
4 answers you can open one at a timeWhere can I buy Trophy scissors?
Trophy is a professional hair-shear line sold through Takano Canada and the Montreal supplier Elka Beaute, both specialty scissor retailers serving the Canadian salon and barber market. Contact either retailer directly for ordering, warranty, and after-sales questions.
How much do Trophy scissors cost?
Trophy sits in the mid-range band, roughly $200 to $400, which suits working stylists and barbers looking for a daily-driver shear.
Which Trophy model is available?
The confirmed model in the line is the Trophy TY-50, listed by Takano Canada with offset handles, a detachable finger rest, and thin blades.
Who are Trophy scissors for?
They are aimed at salon and barber professionals, with the offset-handle TY-50 built around an ergonomic grip and slim blades for everyday cutting work.
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