Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning

by Kimari · Thinning Scissors

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What it is

The Kimari 30LD is a left-hand thinning scissor from the Takano Canada Kimari line, with cobalt alloy blades, D-style offset handle, and 6-inch length.

Price position

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$372 guide price · tier 3 of 5

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Available Sizes

6.0"

Where to Buy

CAD $510 at takanocanada.com (approx USD $372 at 1.37 CAD/USD).

Where this sits

In Kimari's thinning scissors lineup the Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning occupies the mid-range tier, priced above the Kimari 15LF Thinning Scissor. Manufactured in Japan.

The Kimari 30LD is a left-hand thinning scissor from the Kimari line by Takano Canada, priced at CAD $510 direct from takanocanada.com. Takano Canada specifies cobalt alloy blades, a 6-inch overall length, and D-style offset handles — the lightweight option with a standard finger opening. The left-hand configuration means the blade orientation and handle geometry are built for left-hand use.

For current availability, see the Kimari brand page or Takano Canada.

Features

  • Cobalt alloy blades
  • Left-hand configuration
  • D-style offset handle (lightweight)
  • 6-inch length

Specifications

Handle position
Offset
Blade type
Thinning
Country of manufacture
Japan

How it compares

Attribute Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning Kimari Akito TXSF Master Thinning Scissors Akito Kasho Design Master 8-Tooth Chunking Scissors Kasho
Price guideUS$372US$372US$374
Price tierMid-range Mid-range Mid-range
Made inJapanNot listedJapan
HandleOffsetOffsetOffset
Blade typeThinningNot listedThinning
Sizes (in)6.0Not listed6.0
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Professional Opinion

Built as a proper left-hand thinner, the 30LD gives left-handed cutters blade orientation and handle geometry made for their hand, not an adapted righty. The D-style offset handle is the lightweight option in the Kimari family, and cobalt alloy blades at 6 inches handle everyday blending and texture work.

Maintenance Tips

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is the Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning made from?

The Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning uses Cobalt alloy.

What handle does the Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning have?

The Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning features offset handles.

What sizes are available for the Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning?

ScissorPedia lists one size: 6.0.

Where is the Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning manufactured?

The Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning is manufactured in Japan.

Where can I buy the Kimari 30LD Left-Hand Thinning?

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

About Kimari

Origin: Canada

Kimari is a Canadian scissors line by Takano Canada, offering both cutting and thinning shears with Japanese-inspired design principles.

Products:
Cutting Scissors Thinning Scissors
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