Tajima VRB2-100B V-REX II Premium Tempered Steel Utility Knife Blades, 100-Pack

Expensive, but last way longer, tuff blades.

These are amazingly sharp blades, and I love the look and the case works nicely. The only problem is I didn't need to buy 100 since they last so long. At least the children of my grandchildren will have a bunch leftover to pass on to their kids and so on...

One of my most used tools 6 days a week is a utility blade and I will not buy anything but these now!. After having run the gamut and buying based on “torture test videos” via YouTube like Project Farm, I settled with the highest scoring blades ( dewalt’s carbide edge) for a long time now. I bought these on a whim to see if they could beat them and they blow them out of the water on sharpness and longevity. Worth every cent and I’ve heard nothing but good things about the brand! Hopefully they start selling more tool related stuff in the USA.

Single blade in picture after two days of work cutting drywall, plastic, scraping caulking and paint. They stay sharp on the main body of the blade but the tips break off almost immediately!!!

I cut a lot of poly cords and plastic at my job and often have to flip or change blades . I have tried dozens of brands of razor blades looking for brand that will stay sharp the longest. This is by far the sharpest and longest lasting blade I have found. A little more expensive but they end up being cheaper since they last longer.

The fact that I'm writing a review for utility blades should say something about this product. I mean, they are literally designed as throw away tools so who cares about quality? I do. We go through blades like buckshot through paper. These blades have already last 3x as long as any other brand I've bought-even the ones who print in super bold letters "lasts 10x longer". Nope, these start sharper and last longer. And then there's the case...it does what it is supposed to, and that's amazing. Don't get me wrong, I like a good game of "pick all the razor blades out of the bottom of your tool box but definitely miss one so you can find it a week later with your finger tip" as much as the next guy, but this case has been in the toolbox longer and has yet to give me that opportunity. Lastly, they're black and that just looks cool.

These blades are super sharp- certainly sharper than most brands that you get at the big box stores.They also stay sharp longer than most.I would put these on par with the Lennox gold tipped and Irwin carbide tipped blades. But these are 1/2 the price.Also the case that it comes in is far far far superior to any other brand of blades I have ever bought. The case has a door at the bottom that swings out with a blade. Then you close it, and another blade is loaded into the door. Each time you open it, another blade is in the door.

I own several utility pocket knives and used to use DeWalt or Stanley replacement blades before. The knives I one have a blade deployment mechanism that require for me to deploy the blade with my thumb and also some of them requiere for me to pull the blade with my fingers, so this quickly creates rust on my blades. I switched to use these baldes because they are coated with a black coating that prevent from rusting. They are very sharp like any other blades, and they will dull up depending how you abuse them.LOVE THESE BLADES