STANLEYUtility Knife Blades, Classic 1992, Heavy Duty, 100-Pack (11-921A)

Blades are high-quality, lightly-oiled (but not dripping), packaged in a reusable dispenser meant to sit on a shelf or hang from a peg-board. They're made in the USA. They're of average sharpness, and maybe not as durable as carbide-coated blades, but ignoring the time needed to change blades, I find the cost-per-cut ratio of these bulk blades out-performs carbide blades. I generally use cutters with generous blade storage in the handle and push-button blade changing, and change blades regularly, finding it's counter-productive to maximize the number of cuts I can get per blade. These blades fit my work style very, very well, but your mileage may vary.

There isn't much to say other than these Stanley blades suit my purpose. I use a utility knife almost constantly for my job. I work in plastics and trim backpack sprayer units after they are released from a blow molder. Although the utility knife isn't the primary knife used for this, it is still used on every single unit to fully remove the flash on the rim of the opening where the pump is inserted to ensure a watertight fit. The blade must be capable to smoothly and quickly cut through the plastic while maintaining its sharpness for a reasonable amount of time. This blade is able to do this. Coupled with the 100 count quantity and low price point, this product is a sure thing.

Major US brand and company. Product proudly made in USA. New blades were nearly as sharp as used blades from the Orient. Dispenser packaging was useless. Dispenser must be ruined in order to dispense the blades. Only damaged a few blades while ruining the dispenser. No instruction sheets on how to dispense like the oriental units which are less costly and have instructions. But it was worthwhile knowing I was supporting an educated, reliable, sophisticated American worker. The blades were magnetic which made it easy to retrieve them as they fell out of the dispenser onto the shop floor.

Utility knives are, well, useful and aren't just box cutters. They use replaceable blades. Here are blades that will fit many. They come with a nice dispenser for safety.

The blades are just fine, sharp & sturdy, but the dispenser is not robust. Take 'em out and store in a safe container instead. Good value for the price.

nice and thick, high quality blades that take a while to dull. Highly recommend

These Stanley blades come recommended for their value and durability from project farm on YT. You get a lot of razors in a nice dispenser that you can hang in your shop or keep in your tool case.

I recently purchased a “vintage” Stanley 199 utility knife, including even the original metal safety cover. I wanted good, reliable blades for the handle so decided to go with Stanley branded blades.The beauty of the Stanley 199 is that it is NOT retractable design. This results in a firmer grip between the handle and the blade - there is no play. The blades are as expected and I anticipate many years of utility from this combination.