SOMOLUX 60mm Rotary Blades 5 Pack Fits OLFA,Fiskars,Truecut,DAFA Cutter Replacement, Quilting Scrapbooking Sewing Arts Crafts,Sharp and Durable...

Have been using branded blades for years. They are just way toooooo expensive. After all, these are made from steel, not titanium, not even stainless steel. Bought 2 different cheap packs, and this SOMOLUX is very very close to the branded blades when it comes to smoothness and sharpness. I would definitely recommend this.

These are great blades for roatery cutters. I have bought them before. They are easily installed and long lasting. Good value for the money

The quality of this product is superb. This fit perfectly and the value was pretty good for 10 blades. I love this product. I will be purchasing the larger sizes for my other rotary cutters. Ive had to cut lots of fabric and the blades are still sharp.

These arrived on time and the first one is working fine; I havent had any problems. Cant speak to longevity as I have only had them for a few days. As to the complaints from others about the oil on the blades, I didnt find it to be an issue when cutting and figured it was to keep the blades from oxidizing while unused. Certainly a much better price than the name brand blades! Update: the first one was fine, as noted above. However, the second blade was sharpened unevenly and would not cut through both fabric layers every few inches. The same was true for the next several. This was so frustrating that I ended up getting a manufacturers blade. I took all of the blades from this batch to a knife sharpener, who had said some of the blades seemed to bind or stick on their cutter. Nevertheless, the blades are definitely sharper now., but it ended up costing me 3times the money it would have if Id just bought an expensive blade in the first lace.

Here's the thing - if you cut fabric and you're a bit of a klutz and sometimes you put the edge of the blade against a hard object like a cutting guide, you will chip the blade, and it won't cut right, and you'll be really annoyed. Titanium blade, which I was using in the past, are more gentle towards user error. These blades are not. For the price, they work well, come out of the package sharp, and can cut through multiple layers of fabric like whoa. But they're not as long lasting as other options, so it depends how much sewing you do and what your priorities are. I use it on my Fiskars cutter, where they fit nicely after I clean off the oil residue on the blades from shipping.