Cobra

Cobra is a small, tidy professional shear line that reaches Canadian stylists through Takano Canada, a Quebec-based hairdressing supplier. It isn’t a sprawling catalogue with a brand story attached, so the honest version is short: three models, one price, sold through one storefront.

The range

The current lineup runs to three pairs. There’s the Diablo DO-55S, the Diablo DT-35S, and the Palm Tree PA-55. Each is listed at $269 CAD, which keeps things refreshingly simple if you’re comparing pairs at the chair. That consistency puts Cobra squarely in the mid-range band rather than chasing either the budget or premium ends.

What the listings don’t give you is steel grade or material detail, and I’d rather flag that gap than paper over it. If those specs matter to you, and for most working stylists they should, the Takano Canada collection page is the place to confirm what you’re actually buying before you commit. The same page handles pricing and Canadian shipping.

Who it suits

If you’re a salon stylist or barber in the Canadian market and you want a no-fuss professional pair at a predictable price, Cobra is worth a quick look. For sourcing, warranty, or after-sales questions, your point of contact is Takano Canada directly rather than a separate manufacturer. That single-channel setup is normal for retailer-distributed lines like this one, and it means there’s no ambiguity about where to go when something needs servicing.