General Purpose Utility Blade (50-Pack)

Sharpened one of these and it sliced through a double layer of drywall tape without any drag. The whole pack feels sturdy, and the price for 50 is hard to beat.

Cut through a stack of corrugated cardboard this morning without any tearing or dulling—these blades hold an edge noticeably longer than the cheap bulk packs I used to buy. The thickness feels sturdy enough for heavy-duty scoring without snapping mid-cut. Perfect value for a 50-pack that actually performs.

First thing I noticed was how much sharper these are compared to the cheap dollar-store blades I was using. Cut through thick cardboard like butter without any snagging or tearing.

I’ve been using these blades for a few weeks now—they hold up well even on tough materials like thick plastic sheeting. The sharp edge lasted through a full day of cutting without needing a change.

These cut through cardboard and drywall like butter. I was surprised how long each blade stays sharp, especially for the price. A solid 50-pack that'll last me a good while.

I was running low on blades and grabbed these on clearance — they fit my standard retractable knife perfectly. Cuts through heavy-duty cardboard with no snagging, and the sharp edge lasted longer than I expected for a bulk pack.

Cut through cardboard and drywall like butter with these blades, and each one holds its edge much longer than generic packs I've tried before. No chipping or dulling halfway through a cut, which is a huge time saver on site.

Wasn't expecting much for a clearance price, but these blades slice through cardboard and drywall tape like butter. The sharpness held up noticeably longer than a cheaper pack I tried last month.

Finally got these for my workshop and the blades stay sharp through plenty of cuts on packing tape and thin plastic. The 50-pack is a solid deal for the price, and they fit snug in my retractable knife.

Cut through drywall and cardboard like butter with these blades; the angled tip really helps with precision scoring. Fifty in a pack means I won't be buying more for months.