CANARYCorrugated Cardboard Scissors 8.5", Heavy Dudy Craft Scissors Angled Blade, Japanese Stainless Steel, Made in JAPAN, Blue

Works WELL, rather. It's a bit awkward in my hand but not uncomfortable or painful to use. The blades are nice and sharp and so far have no problem going through some thick cardboard. It's very easy to line up the blade to a marked line and keep cutting. Admittedly I've only used it for straight lines so far so I don't know how angles or curves would work, but I don't use that too much myself. It helped me cut down some pieces I've been meaning to cut for a while now quite quickly.Personally I find it helpful especially for cutting in irregular settings. My "office" is my bedroom so half my crafts are done o my bed--not the easiest place to use a cutting mat/razor blade. Helps when I need to get more horizontal without having to stop the project.

I love these cardboard shears!! Makes creating boxes for oddly shaped items so easy!I would buy these again!

I know they are a bit pricey - especially if you need multiple pairs for a STEM lab, but I was turned on to these at the Imagination Station and had to have them! They are a little larger than an adult pair of scissors, but intermediate elementary kids have no problem cutting with them. They are much safer than the cardboard saws I have used before because they snip like scissors.

Gave to my son for Christmas

Tried cutting through some tough shipping boxes with these, and had to put a lot of pressure on them to complete the cuts. The offset angle actually doesn't help the leverage needed on tough cardboard or on some of the anti theft bubble packs one can pick up in a warehouse store. Scissors held together with a rivet meaning that it's harder to take them apart to re-sharpen them. I prefer the old time adjustable screw to tighten the two pieces. Don't see that much any more. Overall a four star, had hoped they would turn out to be a 5, but not quite.

Got these to cut pizza boxes in half (length wise) to feed in to my cardboard shredder (heavy duty paper shredder)works so well I wish I bought them years ago. I've been cutting with knifes up to now, this is much better

I bought these for my classroom after many of my students were ruining their regular scissors trying to cut cardboard for STEM projects. These cardboard scissors are perfect to cut through even some of the strongest cardboard and materials, yet safe enough that I felt comfortable handing them over to 5th grade students. They're sharp, but not where it's going to cut someone who's using them correctly. They took a little getting used to because the handles are so large while the blades are short, but we figured it out and now I've ordered several pairs to keep with our project supplies in the classroom.

I bought these more than 3 years ago to cut cardboard, and they do a wonderful job at it. But I've also found they are good for everything. I especially like them to cut up a tossed salad in a small container. Maybe it is the way they are shaped, but they are so easy to use, and make it a chopped salad with no effort. I literally use them for everything, including some really heavy duty stuff. I have significant hand arthritis and they cut heavy things unlike anything else I have. They have also lasted a long time with no bending or rust or anything. I hope they last forever, but if not I'll buy another pair.