MGT 5200 Blu Ti 42T Thining Shear Left

Master Grooming Tools' MGT 5200 Blu Ti 42T Thinning Shear is a 42-tooth thinning shear in a Blue Titanium (Blu Ti) finish, built specifically for left-handed use. The 42-tooth blade is meant to thin and blend the coat rather than cut it short all at once, giving groomers a way to soften and taper without changing the overall shape of the cut they've already made. Because it's built for a left-handed grip, left-handed groomers get the same control and cutting angle that right-handed shears give right-handed users, instead of adapting to a tool made for the opposite hand and fighting the angle all day. It's part of Master Grooming Tools' MGT 5200 model, made for professional grooming work as well as dedicated home use by groomers who cut with their left hand. It's also a companion piece to the rest of a groomer's shear kit, brought out specifically for the thinning and blending stage of a cut.

• 42-tooth (42T) blade built to thin and blend the coat without removing length all at once
• Blue Titanium (Blu Ti) finish on the blades
• Built specifically as a left-handed shear, for a left-handed grip and cutting angle
• Gives left-handed groomers the same control right-handed shears offer right-handed users
• Thinning shears like this one are typically used to soften harsh lines after the main cut is made
• High tooth count is suited to tapering and texturizing for a natural finish
• From Master Grooming Tools' MGT 5200 model, built for grooming professionals
• Falls under our Pro Equipment & Tools category, alongside the rest of your shear kit
• Fits into a professional salon kit or a dedicated home grooming setup
• A left-handed option for groomers who don't want to adapt to a right-handed tool

If you're a left-handed groomer looking for a thinning shear built for your grip, the MGT 5200 Blu Ti 42T brings a 42-tooth blade and Blue Titanium finish to the job. It's a dedicated left-handed option in Master Grooming Tools' lineup of professional shears, built around the hand you actually cut with. For groomers who've adapted to right-handed tools out of necessity, a shear built the other way around can make a noticeable difference in day-to-day comfort.