Crescent WISS 10 in. Heavy-Duty Titanium Coated Tradesman Shears

You'll laugh... The best tool for butchering chicken, turkey, and fish (yes, fish) is a good pair of poultry shears. A good pair of poultry shears is really hard to find, but I think these are better than that. I can disassemble a large chicken in about 30 seconds with these, and that's as good as it gets.

We had used these to cut some rugs, boxes and packing tape while moving. all worked well, they were very sharp. Then fast forward a month or so to using them yesterday to cut some very minimal vines to remove some weeds in the yard, and boom, completely snaps off. from flower vines! I have fingernail clippers that can withstand more force these.

I’ve had these shears for roughly almost a month now and I’ve loved using them everytime. I’ve cut through thick thick cardboard, flower stems, plastics of all sizes, and also things in my work trade (HVAC). The metal for the blades in inlaid into the handles themselves so it creates a more structured bond for the scissors making them more durable for cuts! I’ve found them to be useful in both my personal and professional life!

I got these with one task in mind and that was cutting tool-leather (really thick and tough). When I received the shears I noticed what looks like small serrations on one of the blades & initially thought this might effect the look of cuts on leather. The serrations do not make noticeable places on any material I’ve cut with them thus far (doubled and quadrupled thick cardboard, leather, thick plastic (5 gallon bucket), and metal roof flashing). The only flaw I can find with the shears is that they are not Made In USA. Designed/Engineered/Tested in USA but made in China. Looking forward to see how long they keep such a sharp clean edge.