Amazon has
8" Fiskars PowerArc Heavy Duty Serrated Stainless Steel Shop Shears with Comfort Grip (710140-1001) for
$10.99.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Note: Usually ships within 1 to 3 weeks
About this item:
- Cut through a wide range of materials, including insulation, duct tape, cardboard, rope, tar paper, Tyvek, and hose, with Fiskars' PowerArc technology for 30% more cutting force
- PowerArc technology intelligently curved the stainless steel blades making tough cuts easier, reducing hand strain and and absorbing shock to protect you
- Heavy-duty built to last, coined stainless steel blades that resist wear and tear, these shears conquer thick materials without separation and won't rust
- Serrated precision blades grip materials securely for precise cuts in construction projects and everyday tasks while the sharp stainless steel ensures long-lasting performance
- These reliable shears are a trusted choice for construction, various cutting needs, and a variety of materials, backed by a limited lifetime warranty
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Their fit/finish/QC seems to have gone downhill and leaves a lot to be desired next to options known for their quality, e.g. Felco, ARS, and Knipex.. More expensive , but also "buy it for life" quality.
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Several years ago the 2-pack (8" and 10") was on clearance for $4.98 and I bought a set for my husband because he kept taking mine. Then I bought sets for each of our grown kids for Christmas and an extra set as backup. They are fantastic and have easily cut cardboard, metal, wire, plastic. The 10" pair is a little bulky and heavy for smaller hands but I would 100% recommend.
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I am not criticizing the Fiskars; I don't have those shears but have multiple Fiskars snips and kids' scissors and they have all held up fine.
To those asking for alternative options:
I've had very good luck with the WISS brand scissors sold at Home Depot & Amazon. They may several models, I use both the serrated (all black handle) and the standard industrial shears with red/black handles. The are reasonably priced compared to Milwaukee/etc, and slightly better quality.