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Finger ring inserts and finger hole reducers are often confused, but they serve different purposes and affect how a shear feels, balances, and performs in use. In this video, I explain the difference between finger ring inserts and finger hole reducers, when each should be used, and how the wrong choice can cause fatigue, loss of control, or inconsistent cutting.
You’ll learn how finger ring inserts change fit and comfort, how reducers alter effective hole size and finger position, and why neither option should be used to compensate for poor shear sizing or incorrect handle design. I also cover common mistakes that lead to over-gripping, wrist strain, and uneven wear on the shear.
This video is essential for groomers, stylists, and anyone using professional shears who wants better control, reduced hand fatigue, and proper tool fit without compromising technique.
If your shears feel awkward, unstable, or tiring, the issue is often fit—not sharpness.


The shear in the video is a 66 tooth Curved Reiki Shears Blender. Available on our website.