Wahl Competition Blade No. 10 Full Tooth,

grooming my cockerpoo i was struggling with a 10 blade but no problems at all with a 30!

This is a great blade, have been using a 10 blade for dog grooming now for 7 years, finally decided I needed to buy a replacement blade for my moser switch blade as I had some who lost x2 teeth on my old blade, this is a great replacement blade I use it on my cockapoo with a 4 and 7 comb on, I also use it for a cocker spaniel with a 1,2 and 3 blade on

The clipper blade presented no problem in cutting the hair on my dogs. The dogs where shampooed and brushed prior to cutting. The length of cut was as I expected, just the right length not to sort, a good length for terriers coat. There where no lines in the finish cut. I think that if the dogs coat is matted then a standard blade used first would be better, the finish with an F blade.

Iv'e used a Wahl dog clipper on my Cocker Spaniel for some years and found it to be ideal for the job with know problems so far. Using the Wahl competition series blade for the job, which it does really well and it only takes seconds to change over we are both really pleased with the results.

I bought this blade for my Wahl KM2 clippers. The blade that came with them was a number 10 I think and turned out to be completely the wrong blade for general cutting how I was using it. This blade has been much better and has remained sharp after the same number of cuts that blunted the previous blade. Keep it well oiled though and run your clippers slower to keep heat down, that's the key!

Arrived on time, tried to use first time didn’t work. Tried again on another dog. Nothing. I’m guessing these are refurbished but not very well

I got this for a set of Oster Golden clippers, and this blade is every bit as good (or better) than the Osters. Still going strong after regular use.

We used Wahl blades to groom the dogs coats as directed the result was perfect