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Reviewed in Germany on March 20, 2025
Die Trimmerblätter sind passgenau und ein günstiger Ersatz zum Original.Allerdings ist die Verarbeitung der Kanten nicht sonderlich gut und eher elastisch statt scharf. Und vom Material im Vergleich nicht so hart.
Quentin McGrath
Reviewed in Canada on February 21, 2025
Cost effective replacement for the STIHL ones, but not as sturdy. Helps if you pre-soak them in water before using.
Pam Adams
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 14, 2025
Love my stihl strimmer because it is easy to use even for an older person like me but it is really hard to get replacement blades locally, these are exactly what I needed and will keep me going for months, already wasted £20 on a different brand which was advertised as correct but didn't fit. So really happy with this purchase.
Tmichele
Reviewed in France on April 13, 2025
Produit correspondant à mes attentes. Lames tout aussi efficaces que les originales et beaucoup moins chères.
Ed
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024
While most reviews indicate that they work with the SunJoe 24V GT-10 trimmer, there are a few reviews that indicate they do not. The holes in the blades are the correct size so they do work with the SunJoe 24V GT010. However there is a difference in the blades as these blades are thinner. Sun Joe blades are 0.084 inches and these are 0.061 inches. The head area where the holes are in the Sun Joe blades is thicker 0.135 inches while these are 0.67 inches in the head area. The Sun Joe blades are really snug and takes some effort to install or remove. These blades come on and off easily which I consider to be a plus. No problem with the blades coming off during operation as the centrifugal force holds them in place. Just got them so not sure of lifetime of the blade, but my quick try on the lawn indicate they work fine. My blades last forever on the lawn. The wear occurs when you are trimming close to the concrete edge and one can reduce the wear but just having a steady hand. Finally they are about 1/4 the price of the OEM Sun Joe blades.
Jennifer Naeger
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2024
Fits perfect, however not durable. Great price for the quantity but you will use double the blades for the same job.
H-Bar
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024
Compared to the original blades that came with the trimmer, these seem to wear quicker. But they do cost much less, so I'll stick with them.
Phóreal
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024
The plastic replacement blades are a great find. They offer excellent durability and performance, matching the quality of the name brand but at a much better value. With a higher count in each pack, they last longer and save money in the long run. These blades make trimming a breeze and are a smart choice for any lawn care enthusiast. Highly recommend!
Hammock
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
These are not distinguishable by me from the brand name ones I got with my weed whacker. They perform just as well and are much cheaper. I need them to be cheaper because they do tend to break off when I hit something solid.
Rhonda Fitch
Reviewed in Canada on December 15, 2024
Works perfect
Bluecat_22
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023
Stihl only offers these in an 8 pack. $16 for 8 blades. $16 for 8 little pieces of molded plastic!? Ouch. I did not price those out when I decided on the FSA 45 trimmer with the 2-2 Polycut head.Why the polycut head?Remembering how I hate, hate, hate string trimmers because here's how that goes...String not feeding right, bump the ground, bump the ground, too much, now too long, ting, ting, zing, chain link fence, string way to short, bump, bump, not feeding, bump, bump, nothing, no string, bump it again?, snap, screech, tries to spin, kicks and then loose loops of stringer tangled everywhere.Day 1 Update on the Polycut head, 10 minutes in, going great! 20 minutes in. Not cutting as well. Blades wore down to half their size already. Change the blades out, quick easy, back to whacking. Oopsz too close to the curb trying to edge, 2 blades gone, around the tin rain gutter, another one Next a solar light hit, down one solar light, down another blade. Still in the front yard. Learning curve. Finish out the trimming last two blades wore down to the nub.3 Weeks later. Update: Going through 4-8 blades every time I use this trimmer. That's just a rediculous amount of money for blades every time I do my yard.2 months later. Update. Blades are nowhere to be found. My dealer says they are backordered. I've checked every store that sells lawn equipment.Nothing. I am out of blades and cannot use my new trimmer.And then I found these on Amazon! I almost couldn't believe the price! It seemed to good to be true and I was fully expecting to get scammed, but I took a chance and ordered anyway.Here's the price comparisonStihl 8 pack = $18 w/tax. Over $2 eachThis 100 pack = about $25.Less than 25 cents a piece! And they are the exact same quality as the Stihl branded ones. I still break them and they wear out fast, but at 25 cents ea. I really don't care. With 100 in the bag I've got plenty on hand.I will never buy the Stihl ones again. $2 each vs. $.25 each for the exact same quality, identical product to OEM.Thank you seller for selling an accurate product at a fair price!I doubt I will ever buy a Stihl product again. It seems their business model is over promise, under deliver and make the most profit off of gouging customers on the wear parts.IMHO
Amy C
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023
It's lightweight, holds a good charge, and is easy to use. I don't edge with this one like I've done in the past with a traditional weed wacker. The blades dull very easily against concrete and brick. But, they still work for a while even when dull. The blades are inexpensive and easy to change out. I don't like the fatigue my hands gets after using this for the whole yard. You have to hold the on button the whole time. Probably wouldn't be a problem for everyone. I definitely recommend.
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023
I have a Stihl FSA-57 and after a few string changes it became blatantly obvious that Stihl dropped the ball with regards to the string changer mechanics... buyer's remorse ensued. I switched to the Stihl polycut blades and life improved dramatically. However, Stihl's price point on their replacement blades is borderline theft. I took a chance with these because they're much, much cheaper and guess what... they work absolutely great. They fit perfectly and I have no problem getting them in and out of my FSA-57 trimmer. I've used them to trim everywhere, including around my stone walls, driveway, and a huge tall-weeded area down at my lake. They might be slightly less durable than Stihl's but at this price point you'll come out way ahead. I don't write reviews often but I had to on this one - I highly recommend this product if you're using the same Stihl trimmer that I am.
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