General Purpose Utility Blade (50-Pack)
$10.11
In stock
Category: Factory Clearance Sale
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 33 reviews)
Finally got around to swapping out my old worn blades and these sliced through thick cardboard like it was paper. The extra thickness of each blade really makes a difference—they don't snap during tough cuts.
Got a ton of use out of the first blade before it dulled, easily sliced through thick cardboard and drywall tape without chipping. The pre-scored snap-off points make swapping for a fresh edge quick and clean, no wasted metal.
Been using these blades for weeks now cutting through thick cardboard and plastic strapping, and they still feel sharp with barely any chipping at the edge. Really solid value for a 50-pack.
Grabbed these for a heavy drywall job and they stayed sharp through every single sheet. The scoring tip made clean, precise cuts without any jagged edges. Exactly what I needed for quick, reliable work.
I cut through about 15 feet of carpet pad before the first blade started to feel dull, which is honestly impressive for a general-purpose blade at this price point. They fit my standard utility knife perfectly and held up better than the cheap ones I usually grab.
I noticed right away how much cleaner these cut through cardboard compared to the cheap ones I'd been using—they actually hold an edge well into the second box. Really solid performance for a daily driver blade pack.
Finally found blades that don't dull halfway through a cardboard box—these sliced through double-wall corrugated like butter and still feel sharp after a full day of breaking down shipments.
Been using these for a few weeks now, and they stay sharp way longer than the cheap ones I used to grab. I’ve cut through heavy cardboard and zip ties with no issue, and the blade fits snugly in my holder without wobbling.
Cut through a drywall patch like butter and the blade still looks new — these are seriously sharp. Been using one on my utility knife for a week straight and no chipping at all. Way better than the cheapo pack I grabbed last time.
I cut through two layers of corrugated cardboard on one blade before it started to dull, which is way better than the cheap ones I’d been using. The box itself is sturdy enough to toss in my tool bag without worrying about the blades spilling everywhere.