LENOX Utility Knife Blades, 50-Pack (20351GOLD50D)

When I had done some research about contractor recommendations for utility blades, I came across several of them for Lenox Gold blades. In the end, I purchased this product and when I used them, they were extremely sharp, but the edge wouldn't last very long at all before it was completely Compared to utility knives, they did not experience significant stress, as they were only used to cut cardboard boxes as shelf stockers in grocery stores, but they did become With the stock blades that came with my $4 utility knife, I would last about a week, but these will only last about half a shift before I need to replace them. The only real conclusion that I can draw from this is either Lenox quality has gone down quite drastically or this seller is selling a counterfeit product instead of authentic Lenox products. A couple of edits have been made as of Sept. 15 There were a few blades that came out of the dispenser with an entire sliver of the edge ripped away as if it was a violent snap. You can't find the pieces of the broken vase.

Cairo Reynolds

| Oct 31, 2020

In a couple of flip utility knives that I keep around for household chores, I will use these. It is true that anything would work for that, but why buy something if it isn't supposed to be the best? * The cutting edges are coated with Titanium Nitride, as shown in the photo. A surprise to me was how rough the top-angled edge of the blade is - I had no idea it would be this rough It might have something to do with the bipartisanship It is made from metal. A significant update has been made to the dispenser from what is depicted in the image. As a result, the blades now slide out from the top, and there is no longer a window through which to see how many blades are left. As listed on Amazon, I went with this product over the competition partly due to the "USA" stamp, which appears prominently on the packaging. Unfortunately, the packaging I got no longer has it on it. Blades for these machines are now manufactured in Mexico. In a curious maneuver, the packaging does not feature a giant "MEXICO" label at the bottom.

Winnie Sexton

| Jan 29, 2021

There is no doubt that the blades will provide the best performance and longevity, just by looking at them one can tell that they're better than the competition. In each dispenser, there is a thin layer of oil present, but still it surprises me how a product or device can be advertised as excellent and yet be packaged so poorly. Despite adequately housing the blades, this dispenser clings to them and does not easily let them go. It is necessary to position the front sliding portion of this case in a precise position in order for a blade to be able to be extracted. Lenox, you need to get up. I think we could use a little more quality in this section. Even if I had to pay a little more money for a better designed dispenser, I would be happy.

Blake Sutton

| Jul 24, 2021

Having searched for years (in reality, decades), I've decided that the only utility cutter we own is the Lenox Quick Change Retractable Knife (B0009ENCV6). I love them because they work great, hold blades inside of them, and changing the blade is quick and easy without any tools required. They are also practically This is the same type of blade that comes with the knives when purchased, and we always have a spare blade around to keep on cutting without interruptions, and since we have a lot of knives lying around we can always find at least one spare. These blades and the knife are highly recommended.

Harlee Foster

| Feb 02, 2021

The sheets are too thick for my Gerber Prybird. I bought a set of these. A standard disposable blade of almost every brand that you can find at a local Walmart or similar store fits properly. These don't. As it turned out, I ended up trading them off to a buddy of mine and they fit into a crappy neon green plastic utility knife he was given at work, so he'll hopefully get some use out of You should take note that these are actually slightly thicker than generic size blades, and they are unlikely to suit higher end utility knives with Unfortunately, I was unable to test the edge retention because I purchased a 100 pack and didn't even get to use a single one. I'm not sure, but maybe The truth will never be known to me. The product I purchased was very dissatisfactory.

Jamie Cain

| Mar 18, 2021

My partner prefers these for his construction work, and the price here is still reasonable despite being higher than other blades. Those are the ones I stole for the house utility knife- in comparison to the Stanley blade I had they stay sharp longer.
I think they are a lot oilier than other brands, and when you are trying to change it in a hurry, you have to clean the blades. I find handling them difficult when you have dirty hands, and the case sometimes doesn't seem as secure as it should be (which is more of an issue for my man). My docking of stars was a result of those two reasons.

Coraline Gross

| May 09, 2021

Additionally, if you just plan to use these on boxes, you will easily be able to get two of them After 3 weeks, one blade is no longer usable.

Nathaniel Costa

| Mar 11, 2021

Cardboard boxes are cut by the gold coated edges, while papers are sliced like This blades dispenser holder mounts easily to the wall, as well as acts as an easy blade dispenser. This book is well worth every penny.

Kaiden Hull

| Apr 10, 2021