Cutting through tough materials such as plastic, thin metal and thick fabric requires the right tools.
When you're working with gloved hands, only heavy duty shears with an extra large lower bow will do. The thick, stainless steel blades last longer under normal use and ambidextrous nylon handles make the shears comfortable for right and left hand use.
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August 22, 2008
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