why are people so resistant you trying these?
i've been using them for quite awhile. they are so much better for you.
(still a student) I decided to buy a cheapie pair of these as my training shears from the outset rather than to switch up later. I'm wondering if I'll always find it a bit awkward and bulky to "palm" them or if it'll get to feel more natural with practice. (I don't do much cutting yet). Did you adjust right away?
The good thing is - nobody asks to borrow my shears.
I had the same issue at first, they are wider making it a little difficult to hold a larger comb. Having the right finger inserts is important. I like using lots of different shears so, I adjusted in a couple days.
And its worth it. My posture is more natural.
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