45mm Rotary Cutter with 5pcs Extra Blades, Ergonomic Handle Rolling Cutter with Safety Lock for Fabric, Leather, Crafting, Sewing, Quilting, Fabric Rotary Cutter Perfect for Left & Right Hand (Green)

Durable. Very sharp blades with replacements. Many colors available. Clean cuts. Nice size. Best cutting tool I have used.

Anyone working with deco mesh should have a rotary cutter. You get straight cuts quickly and easily.

Sharp and easy to use

Received product on time and in good condition. Just what I needed, I will be purchasing more. I broke my other one and this came one day after I placed the order. The rotary cutter is very sturdy and easy to use. So far it cuts through very thick material. Fits and feel great in my hands. Great product.

Love it it is the kind I used to. I like the teal color and has a good appearance comfortable to use and seems durable. I’ve never had one of any of the kind I buy break

Nice and sharp. Works for all I have needed it for.

I honestly think I prefer this rotary cutter over my expensive name brand one! I love this! The only thing with it is you have to make sure the screw that holds the blade on is secure, or sometimes the blade can pop off but this has only happened with me twice since owning it, and I was being vigorous with it.

Cuts great and love that it comes with replacement blades for when I eventually need them.

Little beauty

Perfect, safety feature, very sharp

This rotary cutter cuts fleece perfectly with no pulling or crooked edges. I like the safety grip that keeps fingers safe from the blade.

Received the cutter in good order. Very sharp blades. Great. Handle is ergonomic, but I am not really satisfied with the open/lock mechanism - you can squeeze the trigger to expose the blade, but if you let go, the blade retracts. To keep the blade open, you must first open the blade, then use your thumb to click the "blade lock/unlock" button on the side. Then, of course, after cutting, you have to "unlock" the blade so it retracts safely. I'm fine with that as I like my blade locked when I'm cutting. It's a safety thing! My old cutters had a thumb control on the top to expose - and lock - the blade, ready for cutting immediately without needing to look for a button to keep the blade open. A single thumb twitch, the blade is open and ready for cutting. It remains open even if I put it down to move the cutting ruler. Then when I'm finished, I just hit the small button on the side just below the thumb toggle, with the same thumb to unlock the blade and it is retracted and once again, safe. This blade requires an extra step, and uses an overly large trigger (all 4 fingers), often causing me issues when I want to make a single small cut, I have to squeeze the whole darn trigger, make the cut and then just let it go as it is unlocked still. Perhaps great for something, but I don't know. Needing to concentrate on squeezing the trigger while holding cutting ruler, keeping an eye on the line and making a smooth cut, is not possible when the lock button has not been engaged. It's a small thing. So, to review - Two issues: 1. Big Trigger (vs smaller thumb lock that locks automatically) 2. Manual locking needed after exposing the blade to cut. Otherwise, it cuts fine. Just not as comfortable with these two small issues. Yeah, I'm a whiner LOL.

Blades are not very good quality. Do not remain sharp.