First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors

by First Edges

First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors

Price Level

Budget
Budget Luxury

Available Sizes

5.8"

Availability

In Production

Description

First Edge 58 apprentice cutting scissors in 440B steel with offset handle and bevel edge. 5.8" length. Entry-level scissor for students and new professionals.

Where this sits

In First Edges's cutting scissors lineup the First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors occupies the budget tier, priced between the First Edge 53 Apprentice Cutting Scissors and the First Edge 65 Professional Cutting Scissors. Manufactured in .

The First Edge 58 is the 5.8” option in the First Edge apprentice range. The longer blade covers more hair per close than the 53, which suits blunt one-length cuts and scissor-over-comb work on longer sections. It uses the same 440B steel and matte satin finish as the rest of the line.

The offset handle is consistent across all First Edge cutting models — the ergonomic position is established from day one rather than something to re-learn later when upgrading. Bevel edge construction keeps the price accessible and the scissor durable through the volume of cuts an apprentice accumulates in training.

For current stock and pricing, visit Excellent Edges or see the First Edges brand page on ScissorPedia.

Features

  • 440B steel, matte satin finish
  • Offset handle
  • Bevel edge
  • Entry-level apprentice scissor

Specifications

Steel
Unknown
Handle position
Offset
Blade type
Bevel edge
Country of manufacture

How it compares

Attribute First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors First Edges First Edge 53 Apprentice Cutting Scissors First Edges First Edge 65 Professional Cutting Scissors First Edges
Price guideUS$45US$40US$50
Price tierBudget Budget Budget
SteelUnknownUnknownUnknown
Made in
HandleOffsetOffsetOffset
Blade typeBevel edgeBevel edgeBevel edge
Sizes (in)5.8"5.3"6.5"
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Maintenance Tips

  • Wipe blades after each client
  • Oil the pivot point regularly
  • Professional sharpening when edge dulls
  • Store in protective case

Where to Buy

Price from Australian retailer. Check excellentedges.com for current pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is the First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors made from?

The First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors uses 440B.

What handle does the First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors have?

The First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors features offset handles.

What sizes are available for the First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors?

ScissorPedia lists one size: 5.8".

Where is the First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors manufactured?

The First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors is manufactured in .

Where can I buy the First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors?

ScissorPedia catalogues 1 verified retailer stocking the First Edge 58 Apprentice Cutting Scissors. See the retailer list above for links and last-verified dates.

About First Edges

Origin: Australia

First Edges is an Australian professional hair shear brand with limited export distribution, carried by Spencer Scissors in the UK.

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