2-Pack 9" 36 Teeth Carbide Tipped Blades for Brush Cutter, Trimmer, Weed Eater

I have tried many blades; this is the best available.

These blades work really well cutting saplings up to a couple of inches. Way cheaper then buying the sthil blade.

I had a blade like this in the past and I'm sure it wasn't this sharp. The difference is the other was more of a chainsaw blade and this is more of a saw blade. This cuts through the small trees and you need to pay attention since if this was to hit a leg it would be bad but for clearing small trees in the way of where a fence is going, they seem to work great. I'll update this once I'm done but so far after a few hours of none stop cutting the first one is still sharp but I suspect palmetto bushes will be a problem, but they are for everything.

I first used a chainsaw blade for my brush cutter, found it worked great but dulled fairly quickly when cutting boxwood stumps at near ground level.These come in a two pack so they’re about $12 each, and they cut pretty much the same as the chainsaw blade. They dull when hitting the dirt when I was cutting stumps near the ground, but at $12 a blade they’re a no brainer. Great blade for the price. No worries about tossing them after 7-10 boxwood stumps and installing a fresh blade.

Got these to swap out the Echo blade that came with the brushcutter. They are WAY better than the Echo blade. Takes seconds to cut through stuff that is a few inches thick.

I bought these after seeing a similar product on the Project Farm YouTube channel, and gave them a shot. I have a ton of tall, thick brush that needed to come down. I threw this blade on my brush cutting attachment for my old Ryobi SS26 Expand-It gas trimmer, and they're amazing. GREAT quality, easy installation, and held up after me abusing the heck out of it. And I still have a brand new blade ready to go when this one finally craps out (Buying the set of 2 is totally worth it, especially for the price) Would absolutely buy again.

Eats brush and will saw through most small trees….let it saw don’t “pop” it.Best blade I’ve ever used.My blades came with adapter rings for my Echo.

Used this on a good sized stand of thick-stemmed Russian thistle (close to 1" diameter and around 5' tall) on my septic mound and it sliced through them easily where the string head would have only beaten them up. I didn't experience any of the quick dulling others have complained about, but I was super careful not to nick the chainlink fence. Only downside is the blade wasn't as good at cutting the tall grass, but I wasn't really expecting it to. I went over that area a second time with the string head to clean up the grass. Good price for two blades. Happy with my purchase.