Shears

New Leatherman Raptor Response Shears

Leatherman has added a new model of folding Raptor shears.

After a year and a half of occasional use, I think very highly of my $9 pair of medical-style scissors.

Midwest’s USA-made offset aviation snips are now available with new handle grips that make them even better!

Wiss’s Quick-Clip are mini scissors for making small or precision cuts in light materials.

Midwest’s compact utility shears is an excellent addition to any tool kit!

Wiss’s MultiMaster snip is like ordinary metal snips, but with longer cutting blades that are better suited for multi-purpose use.

Buck has come out with new multi-functional scissors that look quite capable as an EDC and general purpose tool.

The Fiskars “Cuts+More” 5-in-1 multi-purpose scissors we first wrote about last week dropped in price on Amazon this morning.

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