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Fitz FO/FX Thinning Scissors

by Fitz · Thinning Scissors

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What it is

Fitz FO/FX thinning scissors. Offset handle with 35-tooth blending blade (tooth count inferred from model designation). Available in FO-35 and FX-35 variants.

Typical price Price band US$200–400 · Mid-rangeTypical documented price, not a quote

Where to buy

Tooth count inferred from model designation. Check takanocanada.com for current pricing.

Fitz FO/FX Thinning Scissors

The Fitz FO-35 and FX-35 are thinning shears with offset handles. The “35” in the model code points to a 35-tooth blade — confirm the exact tooth count with Takano Canada before purchase, as the number is inferred from the model designation rather than a published spec. At 35 teeth, both models sit in the mid-range for blending: enough teeth to produce a soft, diffused result without the lighter cut that a 40-plus-tooth shear would deliver.

The FO and FX designations distinguish the two variants within this tooth count. For the specific differences between FO and FX geometry, and for current pricing and availability, refer to the Fitz brand page on ScissorPedia or contact Takano Canada directly.

Features

  • Offset handle
  • 35-tooth thinning blade (inferred from model designation)
  • FO and FX variants

Specifications

Steel
Not documented
Handle
Offset
Blade type
Thinning (35-tooth, inferred from model)
Made in
Not documented

This page lists 2 of 4 core specifications. Confirm the exact variant with the seller. Suggest a correction.

How it compares

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Price bandPrice band US$200–400 · Mid-rangePrice band US$200–400 · Mid-rangePrice band US$200–400 · Mid-range
HandleOffsetOffsetOffset
Blade typeThinning (35-tooth, inferred from model)ThinningThinning
Product linksView product View product View product

Professional Opinion

The model code points to a 35-tooth blade, mid-range for blending work, though the count is inferred from the designation rather than a published spec. Worth confirming with Takano Canada, along with how the FO and FX variants differ.

Maintenance Tips

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What handle does the Fitz FO/FX Thinning Scissors have?

The Fitz FO/FX Thinning Scissors features offset handles.

Where can I buy the Fitz FO/FX Thinning Scissors?

ScissorPedia lists 1 retailer link. Users must confirm current exact-model availability and terms with each retailer.

About Fitz

Origin: Japan

Fitz (also listed as Fits) is a professional hair shear line available through Takano Canada, a Canadian specialty scissor retailer serving salons …

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