✂️ Lefty's True Left-Handed Scissors: Optimal for General Purpose Use, with 2 Included Sizes Review

I've been looking for real left-handed scissors for my daughter for a long time. The brands I got from Walmart and Target never worked well for her. She was thrilled when she tried them and was able to cut the paper! I'm glad she's taking them to school!

I usually have a pair in every room in the house because I'm basically too lazy to look for them. I ended up breaking down and buying two pairs of these left handed ones and I really liked them. I have her by my side all day. I sent the rest, all right-handed, to more remote areas where I don't need them as much.

They are very sharp compared to all our other scissors like daggers. They are also curved outwards in length to equalize the pressure between the blades. Combined with the free articulation, the result is that anything in the middle of the blades doesn't get cut because it slides through the space created between the blades. They are quite difficult to use as you have to turn the knobs to balance the shape of the blades.

These are the dumbest scissors I've ever used, both new and old. If they cost more I would send them back. They literally didn't even cut the coupon out of the paper. I threw away the first pair on day one, they were so stiff I couldn't open and close them properly. I even tried lubricating them but it didn't help. I don't use them for anything inappropriate, just cut paper in the home office and work. Numbers, I spend time researching and ordering left handed products and they are terrible. I…

Contrary to the description, the grips are not contoured for the left hand, the axle looks like a screw but is a rivet and is very loose. It can be tightened with a hammer, but great care must be taken not to overtighten. The cutting edge of the blades is rounded unevenly, requires significant sharpening, but they are hard enough to be durable, but they are inconvenient to use when the blades are in the cutting zone because of large friction. My $.69 scissors work better. I had a pair of left…

I am so embarrassed by these negative reviews. I can only assume that they are made by left-handers who are used to cutting with right-hand scissors. I heard this can cause problems because the angle is different. I bought these for my two left handed kids aged 14 and 9 and they both love it. They quickly cut open the plastic bubble wrap the scissors came in. I then drew a curved line on paper and my 14 year old cut along that line to make sure they did the job satisfactorily and that she could

Since my son is left-handed, his therapist recommended using a Trying left handed scissors it's so hard for him to learn how to cut shapes. These left handed scissors are a real disappointment. I probably should have spent more time learning these scissors, but it's harder for him to cut with these scissors than the real ones. These scissors are very cheap and only cut plain paper. If you try something thicker than regular paper, they cut very little, if at all. A large finger hole on one side…