Hakoake 2 Way Portable Scissors TM

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A HAKKO multi-tool pocket knife with a transparent plastic body, silver metal blades, and a small red button, shown against a plain white background.

These 2-in-1 portable scissors combine a package-opening function with traditional scissor use in a compact, easy-to-carry format. The transparent body reveals the inner mechanism, while the sliding system lets you switch modes with one hand and without a cap. In opening mode, the blade is exposed by approximately 3 mm to open packaging while the scissors remain closed; in scissor mode, it can cut items such as PP bands or clothing tags.

Why we like it

It brings together two uses in one tool: package opening and scissor cutting.
The sliding mechanism allows one-handed mode switching and removes the need for a cap.
The transparent body reveals the inner mechanism and highlights its functional design.
The opening mode exposes an approximately 3 mm blade to open packaging while the scissors stay closed.
It includes a front guide to follow the cardboard while opening and a hole for hanging it with a string or strap.

Product details

Blade type: standard.
Blade length: 35 mm.
Blade thickness: 1.5 mm.
External dimensions: total length 113 mm, width 13 mm with the blade stored.
Materials: blade in stainless steel; operating handle in R-ABS; body case in PC; slider in R-POM.
Recycled material ratio: operating handle in R-ABS10% or more.
2-in-1 system with package-opening mode and scissor mode.
Capless sliding mechanism to switch between modes by lightly pressing the handle.
In package-opening mode, the blade protrudes approximately 3 mm and allows packaging to be opened while the scissors remain closed.
In scissor mode, it can cut PP bands or clothing tags.
The guide at the front of the case makes opening easier when sliding it along the cardboard.
Includes a hole for passing a string or strap through it and hanging the tool.
Includes a HOWS DESIGN approach in the packaging to help identify product differences and types in relation to color-perception barriers.
Includes KOKUYO’s SUTENAI CIRCLE approach related to resource circulation.