Sheep Shears Cordless 550W 2400RPM Professional Rechargeable Shearing Clipper 21V with 6 Speed, for Shaving Fur Wool in Sheep, Goat, Cattle, and Other Farm Livestock, with 2 Lithium Batteries

They work great. There are no extra guards or attachments, so if you need them do something different. These are for hard work, not precision grooming.

I have had small flocks of sheep on and off over the years. I'm 68 and have a bad shoulder and wanted to try battery operated shears. I am very happy with these. Lighter weight than the older heavy corded ones, easy to handle and operate. I have never been able to shear so fast! If you are a do-it- yourselfer with a small flock these are ideal.

I do not have an former experience with shearing goats/sheep so this is my first but I think these are of high quality. They shear smoothly. They aren't quiet but aren't too loud either.

Extremely heavy. Very loud. Would not cut any wool no matter how it was adjusted. We have a bunch of shears and was looking forward to a battery one...definitely not recommended. We know how to use shears and could not get them to cut any wool at all. Let alone it's so heavy it's hard to handle.

Works well and good battery life.

That they are cordless and can just pick them up and go to the corral and do a descent job

I had to adjust the blade, so not technically ready to use. I wish it came with an extra blade. I recharged both batteries. Its pretty heavy, I'm a female so you gotta have some muscles to hold for a long time - yes my arm was sore afterwards, hands was also throbbing from the vibration. Sadly the first battery didn't last 2 hrs like it says, I'd say it lasted 40 mins. Then I had to use the next battery, that also didn't last 2 hrs. When I first used the clipper it was nice, went through the wool pretty fast and smoothly. But once the battery was dying it wasn't cutting anymore, it was just combing through the hair. I wish the battery wasn't heavy, that added a lot of weight. I don't think I would want to keep this clipper just seeing how fast the battery died on me. I'm better off with a cord clipper. This is only best when you use for a short time. Its still good but not for me I have over 60 heads of sheep so I need something that will last longer.

Tried these for the first time today on a thick coated sheep, I managed to get thu the thick wool but it took time. The shears got very hot and I had to stop even tho I oiled to help them to keep cutting. But it has been years since I have done this, so maybe an experienced shearer things would move faster.