MAD SHARK Heavy Duty Kitchen Shears Poultry Shears 2PCS scissors

Name: MAD SHARK Heavy Duty Kitchen Shears Poultry Shears 2PCS scissors
Brand: MAD SHARK
Price: 38.38 USD
Availability: InStock

Part of the MAD SHARK range

$38.38

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Two matching silver pairs solve something one shear cannot. Keep the first at the sink for raw chicken and fish, keep the second for herbs, dough and anything going straight to a plate, and the question of what touched what stops coming up. Both are built the same way: 3.5 mm precision-tempered molybdenum-vanadium blades, a corrosion-resistant coating, and aluminum handles rated for ten times the pressure of a regular scissor.

Spec plate

In the box: 2 pairs, silver
Blades: 3.5 mm, precision tempered
Steel: Rust-proof molybdenum-vanadium
Handles: Industrial-grade aluminum, 10x pressure
Extras: Fish scaler edge, nutcracker grip

Anatomy of the tool

Pair

One shear for raw, one for the rest

Two identical silver pairs let you split the work by cleanliness instead of washing up mid-recipe. Raw poultry and shrimp on the first, herbs and pizza on the second, and cross-contamination stops being something to track.

Grip

Aluminum rated for ten times the load

These handles are not hollow plastic loops. Industrial-grade aluminum takes around ten times the pressure a regular scissor frame survives, which is what lets a 3.5 mm blade cut poultry bone without the frame giving first.

Blades

Tempered thin, coated against stains

Precision tempering keeps a 3.5 mm blade stiff without the bulk of a thick jaw, and the corrosion-resistant coating is there for the aftermath. Fish, raw chicken and cut lemon all leave marks on bare steel.

In Use

Scaler edge and nut teeth between the handles

The serrated section scrapes fish scales, the toothed grip cracks walnuts, and the pry near the pivot lifts a can lid. A thumb rest keeps your hand from sliding forward through a long stretch of prep.

From the sharpening bench

Put a dab of nail polish on one handle so the raw-meat shear stays the raw-meat shear. Identical twins loose in a drawer defeat the whole reason for two.