Irwin Blue Blade

[Major Ramifications]

If you need a good utility knife blade, I highly recommend the new bi-metal Blue Blade from Irwin. I cut a lot of cardboard at work, and this baby just keeps going and going. It seems to stay sharp almost forever. I was going through a LOT of other blades, even the good USA-made ones, but not anymore. It is the Blue Blade for me from now on.

[PAToyota]

Lenox Gold blades are great too! Seem to last forever.

[ImportTuner]

Irwin Blue Blades last a very long time; free samples available ...
http://www.irwin.com/irwin/consumer/jhtml/blueBladeRegistration.jhtml

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[boiler7904]

Lenox Gold blades are great too! Seem to last forever.

I've got a pack of those that I haven't used yet because the Irwin Blue Blades just won't die.

I saw an ad in JLC or FHB the other day that Stanley has started making application specific ( can only remember carpet and drywall) utility blades that are supposed to stay sharper longer. Don't know how they hold up though.

[OctaneMotorsports]

Well, I read this review, ordered some free blades, and went out and got a new Irwin Protouch Retractable Blade Knife, which comes with six of the bi-metal blue blades. VERY NICE! Under $20 CDN, too.

[bmwpower]

Cool! Thanks. Ordered a free set for me, my father and my friend...now I just have to intercept their mail in 10-12 weeks.

[boiler7904]

Well, I read this review, ordered some free blades, and went out and got a new Irwin Protouch Retractable Blade Knife, which comes with six of the bi-metal blue blades. VERY NICE! Under $20 CDN, too.

I've got two of those that I use all the time. You'll like that knife. Comfortable grip, toolless blade change, onboard blade storage.

[OctaneMotorsports]

I've got two of those that I use all the time. You'll like that knife. Comfortable grip, toolless blade change, onboard blade storage.
Yep, actually used it for the first time today at work, it's NICE!

[PAToyota]

Filled the form out for a free trial - will have to compare them to the Lenox.

[OctaneMotorsports]

I was going through a LOT of other blades, even the good USA-made ones, but not anymore
Just a comment about this...

On the package of my Irwin Protouch: "Blades made in USA. Handle made in China."

[ImportTuner]

Just a comment about this...

On the package of my Irwin Protouch: "Blades made in USA. Handle made in China."
Guess the blade is the most important part of the tool as long as the handle is ergonomic (read - comfortable) who cares where it comes from I guess..
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[TheToolWarehouse.net]

Receive your IRWIN blue blade 1-3 days (http://www.thetoolwarehouse.net/shop/IRW-2082200.html)