Renegade Blade 1 Blade 8"-56t Razor/Hybrid - Multi-Purpose Specialty - Carbide Brush Cutter Weed Eater Blades, 203mm

I have used this for cutting small trees as well as tall grass and brush. The blade is sharp and cuts through all of it like butter. As long as you do not hit rocks, wire or metal posts this should hold up to a lot of brush clearing. I have used different brush cutter blades in the past and this one is my favorite. I have not hit any metal or rock with the blade yet so time will tell how it will fare after that, but for now I am super impressed!

I received this blade. I ordered this one and the Forester Chainsaw Tooth blade so I decided to compare them.First let me say that both cut very well as advertised. This one is slightly larger in diameter than the Forester, but it is about 50 grams lighter. Both were run on my Echo SRM-225 trimmer. Through regular brush and vines, I wouldn't say either cuts better or quicker than the other. Both cut without slowing down the trimmer at all. Cutting through some 1 1/2 to 2" thick trees, I think the Forester went through a little faster, but we are talking probably around a second or two for either so I don't think it is big deal.One thing that I noted is that the Forester seemed to throw off more debris than the Renegade. The Renegade also seemed to cut smoother. I'm not sure that is the right way to describe it, but it just seemed to be less work. For my trimmer, the Forester is probably about the heaviest I would want to go with.I don't think you could go wrong with either for clearing brush. I haven't used either to see if one is going to stay sharper for a longer period of time. With the limited use I have so far, I don't see any loss of sharpness in either blade. I haven't had any object strikes or ground strikes so it is all brush and small trees. I'm going to keep the Renegade on for now to see how it holds up.Do be sure you wear safety glasses or a face shield as both do throw off debris at high speeds. I use a full face shield personally. Also be very aware of everything around you and of kick-back potential because both will kick-back. I have the bicycle handles on my trimmer. I'm not sure I'd want to use it with just the loop handle while cutting trees or thick brush because it might be hard to handle.

I have a lot of cottonwood trees on my property that need to be thinned out. Used a husqvarna 129 LD with a brush cutter attachment. This blade made short work of cutting down the thinner trees and brush. Really saved my back. My only regret is not investing sooner.

Cuts great. Adapters to fit not easy to find but blade is sharp and sturdy.

This is a phenomenally good blade made going through vines, a piece of cake

I cleaned out a road front property for a cpl that had had a stroke and couldnt see the deer on the farm I video before and after and it was breathtaking to hear my customers appreciation

Works great. Looks delicate but it held up well. Cut back a lot of box plants around my house with no problem. Just make sure you wear eye and ear protection.

This blade is very sharp so be careful when handling it. I've been cutting up to 4 inch thick trees that I wanted to get rid of for so long. I cut right down to the ground so there are no stumps or sharp points to trip over or dig you. I would buy another one if I had a lot more to cut but I'm mostly done except for some basic regrowth.

Very well made and excellent delivery time

These blades work fine.

When cutting through long grass the blade does not do well. The grass bunches up on top of the cutter and eventually gets built up around the blade. Takes up time having to stop every minute or two to clear the grass away from the blade. Goes through small branches very well.Does not do well with hidden rocks in the bush. Hit a rock that was under the bush. I had been using this blade for about two hours and that was it. The rock took out a number of teeth on the blade making it unsafe to use. Cost me close to $100.00 including taxes and delivery charge