TONIC STUDIOS7in Left Handed Titanium Snips Tim Holtz Non-Stick Micro Serrated Scissors 7"

hard to fiind good left handed scissors. these are great!

These are great for doing a lot of cutting, especially if you have large hands. This style of handles is becoming popular and most other manufacturers just make a right-handed version and call it 'ambidextrous' or similar. I like that this one is available in a true lefty version because the top blade doesn't get in the way of seeing the cut line as much when you use them left handed.Sad to see the negative reviews from people that aren't used to lefty scissors. Yes it feels weird at first but it's worth getting used to.

A few years ago I purchased fantastic scissors in a tiny shop on vacation. I have been looking for a new pair. I scoured the internet trying to find them. There are fancy versions for $30 but I know I paid about $14. These are the closest in shape I could find and they are so great.I love the big handles. These say lefty but I don't perceive any difference. They are so sharp!

I was excited to see and remember left handed scissors existed in the first place, I’ve tried using them several times and find them difficult to use. Will continue to try them. Overall they appear to be well designed and are extremely sharp.

I like the scissors for cutting vinyl for my craft items. They are very sharp and good thru the vinyl like butter. The sharp tips can really get up into tiny corners and crevices. These were a good value compared to some other scissors.

These scissors are amazing for crafting. They reduce hand fatigue.

Cool scissors, but dull like mashed potatoes.There are only lefties in our house, and TONS of scissors (we have crafters here). We’ve got expensive carbon steel fabric shears, little antique embroidery snips, hair shears, kitchen scissors, etc. Many of them are designed for lefties, but most are “universal,” which is never really designed for left-handed use. So I’ve gradually been replacing the scissors in each room with dedicated left-hand ones.These look cool but can’t hang. The blades aren’t properly ground and they don’t cut well. Not paper, not plastic, not cotton kitchen string. Definitely the scissors of last resort here.There are way better scissors out there. You should buy them instead.

I love them very sharp great for crafts