84# Detachable Pet Dog Grooming Blade, Compatible with Ainds, Oster A5, Wahl KM-10 and Other Series Clippers, Compatible with Andis Size: T84 3/32-Inch Cut Length, Chrome. Sliver 1Pack.

The media could not be loaded.  I'm excited to have found such a quality blade to trim my Australian shepherds. Their coats are so thick, with a heavy undercoat that requires a very sharp blade. I had no difficulty making my way through their thick coat. I do make it my habit to brush and wash them thoroughly before grooming them, but even after these steps some blades are disappointing (the ceramic ones are a complete joke).This stainless steel blade is not technically Andis but fits perfectly with my Andis trimmer. Excellent, I highly recommend it!

This is my first time using a T-84 blade and I like it. It fits my Wahl KM10 clippers perfectly and cuts through thick poodle hair well. The wide cutting blade is a good feature. We'll see how it holds up after repeated uses, but out of the package it is sharp and cuts cleanly at about 2.4mm length. If these hold up and can be sharpened multiple times I will buy them again.

When it comes to hair cut time, nobody wants their legs trimmed at my house. So, Iv'e decided short leg hair is the name of the game! Not only does this blade deliver... the wide head makes it go so fast! They seem nice and sharp no drag or tugging. Pretty quiet.

What impressed me the most is its compatibility with various clippers, including my Andis clippers, making it incredibly versatile.The blade's build quality is top-notch. It's made of high-grade stainless steel, with precision ground high carbon steel and a satin chrome corrosion inhibitive finish. This ensures durability and long-lasting performance.This blade # was ordered accidentally but it maybe a good thing for our multigenerational labradoodles in the end.

I needed to do a quick trim down of my dog's legs before heading out of town and grabbed this blade. She doesn't like her paws shaved so I don't have time to mess around. These cut very smoothly through her tight curls. It's nice to have the extra width too.It cut shorter than I like for her especially for the winter. On the second leg I angled it differently and got it more the length I like. I usually use a blade with a guard which tends to tangle in the thick fur.

The clipper blades fell apart when we took them out of the package. We tried to screw them together but they just kept falling apart. Will never buy again.

My wife is a new dog groomer, so I’m collecting these blades on Vine to give as stocking stuffers (is that lame?) so I’m doing my best to test these to give an honest review.She would kill me if I simply tested them on our dogs, so I scrounged the garage and found an old horse hair scrubbing brush and a badger hair face shaving brush that I no longer use. I attached these blades to this fancy Heiniger clipper that I’m going to give her for Christmas and went to town on these brushes. The badger brush simply didn’t even prove challenging. I thought the horsehair brush might put up some fight, but the bristles didn’t even get the chance to bend before they were sheared. The blade cleaved right through them, leaving an even and consistent cut. I didn’t shave the entire brush down, because I have three blades to test, but I think if these are sharp enough to handle coarse horse hair, they can handle a poodle.

All metal blade so its lasted through several standard poodle haircuts. The wide blade goes over twice as much dog so it cut my grooming time in half. It also stayed as cool as my brand name blades and wasn’t excessively noisy.