Rapid Edge - RT00016 All-Purpose Serrated Utility Knife Blades (100 blades), 1-Pack
Key features
- •PATENTED SERRATED BLADES: Our Rapid Edge blades feature multiple cutting edges to distribute friction, allowing each one to cut faster and last longer than a traditional box cutter knife blade.
- •FOR ALL-PURPOSE USE: The blades are ideal for cutting a wide variety of everyday household and renovation materials, including cardboard, rope, drywall, rubber, roofing, carpet and more.
- •VERSATILE DESIGN: The blades are designed to fit into any standard utility knife, so you can use them with your existing knives or pair them with one of our ergonomic Rapid Edge models.
- •DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: The serrated blades are made with a tough metal that can stand up to regular use on the job and during your own home improvement projects.
- •CONVENIENT VALUE PACK: The package includes 100 serrated razor blades, allowing you to get through several projects before you need to stock up again.
Rapid Edge - RT00016 All-Purpose Serrated Utility Knife Blades (100 blades), 1-Pack
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.7
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Dont cut yourself
Bamboozled✓ Verified Purchase•August 21, 2023
Very sharp and stay that way longer than previous brands ive purchased nd love the dispenser
For cardboard these are king
Rizzo✓ Verified Purchase•August 13, 2023
Super sharp and great for cuttin on cardboard or through thicker materials.
Tina Turner Blades
James Guthrie✓ Verified Purchase•August 4, 2023
I edc a sharp folder to loan people asking if I have a knife and keep it sharp by an edc mini box cutter multi tool for most edc tasks. For that and any box cutter type blade holder, these are Tina Turner blades. Simply the best.
Hands down the best utility blades on the planet
Mister Katanga✓ Verified Purchase•July 13, 2023
I've got a garage full of every type of utility blade I've tried over the years. The only other blade that ever came close to the performance, longevity, and razor-sharp edge these provide were a set Lowe's used to sell under the Kobalt name that they haven't sold in years (and I'd bet dollars to donuts were manufactured by Rapid Edge and rebranded Kobalt as Lowe's doesn't design/manufacture their own tools). Long story short, these are the ones. I am not sure what reservation you'd have other than the price but the product isn't the same as the non-serrated so any comparisons for me end there. These will more than pay for themselves compared to any other blade out there. You won't regret it. And no I don't work for them or anything. I just think this is a really good product that makes me enjoy using my box cutter. Didn't know that was even possible.
Definitely Better Than Regular
AR✓ Verified Purchase•June 27, 2023
I tried these and first didn't seem to notice much difference until today. I just pulled blade through a tough piece of cardboard without drag,
Then I started cutting things around the house with these. I cut a clothes pin and a plastic hanger easy. I am an electrician and went to the van and stripped wire, I think it was a tie mostly, but I did notice that it did not bunch up and dig in the copper when I actually aimed for the wire,
I cut filter material 1'' it did not too well. But it did go very impressively through sheet rock and did go further that the flat ones. SO maybe I will get a free hat for this review.
Then I started cutting things around the house with these. I cut a clothes pin and a plastic hanger easy. I am an electrician and went to the van and stripped wire, I think it was a tie mostly, but I did notice that it did not bunch up and dig in the copper when I actually aimed for the wire,
I cut filter material 1'' it did not too well. But it did go very impressively through sheet rock and did go further that the flat ones. SO maybe I will get a free hat for this review.
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