Band/Strap Cutter

I deal with bundled magazines at work often, so I finally decided to cough up a few bucks for one of these and let me say - GAME CHANGER! It’s compact enough to fit in the cup with my pens and it cuts through small straps like butter.

Sturdy and sharp. I bought this for opening hay bales. PERFECT! And the blades are replaceable.

We use it on the farm to remove hay strings and mesh from square and round bales of hay. Works the best of anything we've tried.

Bought this to cut net wrap on round bales. This is probably not the ideal tool for that purpose, though it will do the trick if you hold the net wrap tight with one hand while cutting with the other. As a cutting tool for twine or bands it would be my go-to, hands down. Will probably seek a different tool for the net wrap in the future, however.

We are a tree farm and used it to cut the string off of bailed Christmas trees . It worked great for 100 trees then seemed to get very dull. It would be fine if we bought multiple knives. When we are setting up for the season there is no time to changed blades.

Best for cutting plastic wrap off pallets. Not only is it cheaper than similar disposable blades, but it also has a large cutting surface.

This is titled on amazon as cosco band/strap cutter and i took i to work thinking it would great for cutting off the straps the hold the pallets together. The "cutter" is more of a grabber it grab the strap and just holds on the only damage it dealt was shaving the strap. The "cutter" took more damage that it dealt I only used it like 5 times and if you look closely in the pictures, you can see the gauges the straps dug into the cheap plastic. If you want a box cutter maybe buy this but I'd still say save you money and just get a Klever Xchange knife much better quality and will last longer.

Great for cutting shrink wrap off pallets. Safer than keeping a box cutter in pocket. Real sharp but almost impossible to cut yourself.