Grass Shear Sheep Shear Alpaca Shear - Coated Wear-Resistant Handle, Manganese Steel Double Blade, Strong Spring Suitable For Cattle And Sheep and Horse Hair Hand-Cut (Red 10.2 inches)

These cutters work well. We have hair sheep and they shed their wool in the spring but sometimes it gets matted and they can't scrape it off. My Ram had an inch thick mat of hair down the center of his back. These clippers were very effective for cutting through the mass.

Excellent shears for sheep. Neither myself nor my sheep like the electric shears, and I have had a really hard time finding traditional shears locally that actually work. These things work really well. They're sharp, long and comfortable to hold. Absolutely worth the money.

I use them for working in my yard and they are excellent

Be careful they are sharp.

These are sharp and are working well for hand shearing sheep with very thick wool. The hand movement is easy too. The 10 inch is a nice size for working more quickly. The 12 inch is a bit too large for my preference and doesn't open all the way up on its own. That said, it seems very sturdy.

These are very nice sheer for the money. I had been buying a $45 pair and that company no longer offered them so I was forced to try something else these look cheap but they also had the type of Blade that I'm used to using and are easily sharpened on a stone. My two complaints is the hook that keeps the blade together when you aren't using it it does not lock up so it's constantly hooking into the wall you'd almost have to tape it shut while you're using them the other complaint is you're going to need grip tape because if your hands get sweaty or you get lanolin from the wall on it they get slick in your hands slide up the Clippers so grip tape on the handles is a must otherwise they stay very sharp I've been able to do several sheep and not had to sharpen them yet they do have the type of Blade that can be sharpened easily on a stone they're a good size and they don't have a very pointed in meaning you aren't going to accidentally clip your animal with the tips which is something that the other cheaper brand offered on Amazon does have and I did buy one of each to see which one I like better the very sharp tips yes they'll go into the wall and break and added wool but you also are more likely to clip your animal so I do prefer this set even though it doesn't shove into a matted place as well I'm good with that I'm I'm not tearing my animal up while I'm clipping and the blades aren't tremendously long so they're very manageable and tight areas are on matted places and armpits and things like that I would definitely buy these again they're my new go to. I do share approximately 100 had a year so these Clippers are very well used

I have 3 sheep that are pets. I was going to shear them as I always do in spring but my electric shear went dull on me. Time passed quickly and it was now mid June and we had a heat wave. I was desperate to get these sheep sheared so they have some relief. I ended up getting these for the price and turns out they do cut wool very well.I will say however that the electric shears are just better overall it takes less time, less stress on the animal, and you get a more uniform end result. I will caution you though that the tip is extremely sharp I grazed myself accidentally on my knee.I will hold onto these as backup and incase the grid goes down and I can’t use the electric ones anymore.

Very sharp. Cut well. Light weight easy to handle.I use these for gardening. i do not like the finish on the blades. The edges on mine appear to be corroding? because I left a LITTLE dirt on them overnight. (It is difficult to get them wiped completely clean.)I bought this brand by accident. My normal brand has longer, wider blades with a much better finish -almost indestructable. They are heavier.However if you will be using these to cut fur that would not be a problem.(This brand is one on bottom of photo)