Westcott 8 inch Easy Grip Left Handed Soft Grip Scissor - Black/Blue

I don't know if right-handed people suffer as badly with left handed scissors as the other way around. I have an engineering degree, worked in aerospace, and still haven't really figured out why it matters so much to have a left or right handed scissors. Regardless, I keep these hidden in the house were no right-handers can use them and I can finally use a scissors again. These are sharp and work well.

I ordered a second one of these for my office, after I had ordered one for my house. Only left-handers know how frustrating it could be to use a scissor that is not for left-handed people. This scissor is the best scissor I have ever had and I have had them for a good 6 months. I would buy one of these without any hesitation. It is sharp and it cuts really well.

I am left handed yet always cut with the right hand. However I found it seems to cut the same left or right handed. So works fine for me. The price was good and the small size perfect.

Nice to find some smaller left-hand scissors. These work fine for general-purpose duty, but I find the action a bit stiff for fine-detail work. Also, they don't allow for "knife-sliding" the scissors along paper and such--they seem to force you to actually work the scissors through the material you want to cut.

My left handed husband said these are great scissors.

Got them for my sister that's a lefty and she loves them.

Yes. I have a few lefties in the family. These scissors get the job done with ease, so I am told. The quality is good and the price is right.

I've used right-handed scissors my whole life. Some scissors that refused to work when held in my hands (left or right) but worked in the hands of right-hand dominant people. These scissors work exactly as you might hope, effortlessly cutting through zip-ties, paper, clamshell packaging, and fabric.