I tried their cart. It's a bit confusing if the price is in Euros or USD and you're limited to just what they consider popular. Choosing the states, I don't know if the cutters are 25+ euros or usd and then they want to add 29+ shipping, I still don't know if it's Euro or USD. The forged Wihas are starting to look good for around $50 in an oblique, long nose ~45 degree head.
Apex/Cooper distributes Erem in the states and the prices are way out of kilter with international prices. They look like nice forged tools, but I really dislike working with that coarse foam style grips that are not quite ergonomic, yet not like the old latex dipped.
I've got 40+ years of RSI damage and arthritis from benchwork and the thicker, anti RSI designs while difficult to store in pallets or bench holders sure feel better to work with. I now get a very painful burning sensation above the wrist and under the knuckles after a short while from all the years of benchwork and production and sure wish these type were around years ago. If you're young, keep this in mind as it's going to haunt you later if you do this daily.
Prices are in Euros. Conversion is handled by PayPal, and there's a % fee (check their site for values <not all that specific when I ordered mine>, but it's not bad at all; 4% at most via a credit card; cheaper by using your checking account, which came to ~2% when I placed my order).
When you enter in US as the country, the 19% VAT amount will vanish (changes to 0,00). Shipping is a flat rate, so getting everything you can in one order will be less expensive per pair. They were sent in an envelope, each pair individually bagged (all undamaged). It took ~11 days from order placement to my door.
I also have RSI issues (CTS), and the ergo grips they offer are some of the best I've used.
FWIW, I own Schmitz, Erem, Lindstrom, and Tronex (rebranded as Excelta 5 star). Schmitz makes the best pliers I've used (don't have any of their cutters though, which is why I linked the review). I'd say Tronex makes the best cutters out of everything I have, and they also have excellent ergonomic grips (extended handles, thick foam grips that don't slip and are comfortable). Schmitz's are a hard plastic with a rubberized section that grips where your fingers/hands grip, and they're quite comfortable to use as well (real toss-up between Schmitz & Tronex for comfort, Tronex has just a little more "grab" in my hands).
Hope this helps.