Orvis Flow Scissor Forceps
Orvis Flow Scissor Forceps
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Made from surgical-grade, plasma-coated steel, the jaws feature a scissor blade, angled precision tip, and an eye-cleaning needle. Combine these performance features with painted handles for visual interest, and you’ll have the last pair of forceps you’ll ever need.
- Locking handles give you infinite attachment options
- Integrated cutting edge lets you make on-the-water adjustments to leader knots and flies without changing tools
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