Manual Wool Shearing Shear Stainless Steel Trimming Scissor Long blades Multifunctional garden shears Craft Scissors with spring Red

Not much to be said except that these manual sheers worked really well for trimming my long haired dog, and our male goat! A word of caution though....these are very sharp and can easily harm your pets or self, if you aren't focused! Please use without distractions and keep your attention on these when in use?!

i like the sharp action here, I own a Great Pyrenees, Lucy who is getting close to 14 yrs of age, her fur is thick needs a lot of upkeep, I just got these Hand Shears was a bit skeptical because look like weed trimmers, for grass etc... But boy did they work fast and good,,, Was easy on my hands, a quick efficient job keep the dog still and Job done... I definitely would recommend these... Lucy is all smiles tonight as she is guarding the house tonight under the stars....

I use these to trim irises so the leaves look nice after they start to die and turn brown. The long blades and spring return handles make it easy to use the scissors in one hand and hold the leaves in the other hand. The blades are really sharp and the springs easily open the scissors after you make a cut. But, the springs are not so strong as to make cutting difficult. Great gardening tool to keep handy.

Overall very satisfied item arrived very punctually, comfortable for usage.

Great Product at a great price Used on a golden doodle. Works great

I could swear they sold me a used pair of sheers, they had gunk on them. They don't open and close with ease. I guess for the price, we should not expect much. Still, not ideal, because if they stick, there is a greater chance of cutting yourself because they don't work well. I would not recommend.

These shears are the sharpest ones that I've ever used, and they most definitely do the job. Caution is necesary, though, as they would easily cut one of your fingers off.

Bought two pair to use during our shearing this year, worked great at first, but quickly lose their sharpness and become dull.

It was a miss. It is so hard to cut anything with this one! I don't know why, the handles are too tight and your hands will be sore after 2 mins.

The are great but too pointed to work with struggling animals. I stabbed myself, which was better then stabbing the llamas. I may file down the points