Wooster Brush Q3211-2 Shortcut Angle Sash Paintbrush, 2-Inch -Pack of 6

The rubber handles give a lot, which makes it very hard for me to control the brushes when painting trim and cutting in. I will probably just use these brushes to paint furniture pieces or thrift store stuff where I do not need to be as exact. They are ok brushes, and just fine for slapping paint on something quickly, but I just can not get used to the wiggly handle and I do not like to do fussy work twice, so to me, they arent that great.

Great little brush and the price was right as well

I love these brushes. I helped a friend paint her house, and we used these. When we painted the entire interior of our house, I bought a pack of these! They make cutting in and painting tight corners easy and ergonomic!

Im a handyman/contractor. By far best brush I use for trim work and cutting lines. Recommend for any painting

Easier grip! Makes paint jobs so much easier!!

I paint a lot of furniture and these are the best paint brushes. They are soft and easy to use, reducing hand fatigue.

The most fantastic brushes for edging/cutting in. The handle on most brushes makes my hand cramp after doing half a room. With these I can go twice as fast, and I dont have any issues finishing multiple rooms with multiple coats in a single day. Super comfortable. I bought one to try, and then a 6 pack to have extras (even though after painting almost my entire house, the first looks new) and to give some to family and friends.

. I have been using theses brushes for years and they are much cheaper on Amazon!

Women paint too and this brush fits your hand and lets you paint better. I love it!!

Everything about these brushes makes them ideal for cut-ins -- where walls meet or where walls and ceilings meet. Those are spots where rollers are useless, and where you often need to be very precise. The angled brush, the handy grip, the feel of the brush as paint is applied -- theyre just perfect. Another advantage I only recently figured out is that because theyre short, they pair nicely with the HANDy Paint Cups, which feature a magnet on the inside that holds the paint brush in place. Thats useful not just for painting, but also for clean-up. I clean the cup, then fill it with water, put the brush on the magnet so that the bristles arent touching the bottom of the cup, then let it sit for several hours, so that the paint sinks to the bottom of the cup. Remove without stirring up the paint at the bottom, then rinse out the brush and shake water out of the brush. Very convenient.