BONIKA

Georgia shear seller and sharpening educator; compare a named Bonika grip and hand rather than assuming one steel or fit across its range.

USA
Directory snapshot

Bonika grew from a sharpening business into its own shear line. Compare the Rocker swivel with the left-hand Jazzy and check current defect-warranty terms.

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Directory country
USA
Headquarters recorded here
Loganville, Georgia, USA
Product types listed
Cutting shears, Thinning shears, Swivel-thumb shears, Left-handed shears
Brand website link
bonika.com/
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External buying links for BONIKA

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Bonika’s company history begins with Bonnie Megowan’s Atlanta-area sharpening and repair business in 1988. It says the Bonika shear line followed her work sharpening at the 1996 Olympic Village salon, and that Scissor Mechanic LLC was incorporated in 2009. These are different milestones. The current shop sells Bonika shears alongside other makers, so a product appearing on bonika.com is not automatically a Bonika model.

Choose the hand and thumb motion first

The Bonika brand catalogue includes fixed-handle cutters, swivel-thumb designs and left-handed options. The Rocker is a swivel-thumb option to investigate if your cutting motion calls for a rotating thumb ring. A swivel changes handle movement; it does not guarantee relief from pain or make a right-hand blade suitable for a left-handed cutter.

The Jazzy left-hand model is listed in 5.5 and 7 inches with 440C steel, an offset handle and adjustable screw. Those details belong to Jazzy. If you need a thinner or a different thumb design, compare its exact hand, length and blade listing instead of applying Jazzy specifications across the whole catalogue.

Service terms are narrower than the headline

Bonika also offers sharpening education, a distinction from a shop that only sells shears. Its warranty covers manufacturing defects on Bonika shears and excludes normal wear, misuse and poor sharpening. The separate returns page describes a 30-day Bonika satisfaction window with a return authorisation step. Confirm which seller supplied the pair and the terms that apply to that order; the site’s other brands can have different warranties.

BONIKA FAQ

Did Bonika start selling shears in 1988?

Its history dates Bonnie Megowan’s sharpening and repair business to 1988 and says the Bonika shear line followed her 1996 Olympic Village work. The two milestones should not be collapsed.

Does every Bonika shear use 440C?

The left-handed Jazzy listing specifies 440C for that model. Confirm the blade material of any other model on its own listing.

What does Bonika’s lifetime warranty cover?

Its warranty page covers Bonika shear manufacturing defects; normal wear, misuse and poor sharpening are excluded. Other brands sold by the same shop have their own maker warranties.

Sources checked for this profile: Bonika company history, Bonika brand catalogue, Jazzy left-hand model, Bonika warranty scope, Bonika returns terms.

External buying links for BONIKA

These links open maker or seller sites. ScissorBrands does not process orders. Some external seller links may earn us a commission. A link does not confirm current stock, seller authorisation or warranty terms; check those with the maker or seller. How seller links work.