Review on 🔪 STANLEY 1992 Classic Utility Knife Blades - Heavy Duty 100-Pack (11-921A) by Anthony Jagers

I got 50 blades for about $5 so I think it's a very good deal. They do what they're supposed to and I really can't make a fair comparison to others I've used because it all depends on what I'm cutting and how much pressure I'm applying. I've used number VCT floor tile and coved vinyl and have found that they last longer if I notch the material a few times rather than trying to cut through on the first pass. A heat gun to soften things up a bit also helped. When I do shingles, they don't last as long, but it takes longer to cut them from the back. I've probably had sharper blades in the last 50+ years and some of them were even individually wrapped that I could shave with, but we live in a throw away society these days so they're just made to not last that long. So now I buy them in bulk and always look for a good price. The dispenser is good too, I haven't cut my finger yet. With a dozen utility knives stashed everywhere and one I always carry, it's nice to have plenty of spares on hand.