Serious Grit - 5-Inch 9-Hole Sanding Discs Assortment - 80, 120, 150, 180, 220 Grit (10 of Each) - Heavy-Duty Hook & Loop Velcro-Backed Film Discs - Sandpaper for Random Orbital Sanders - 50 Pack Box

I complained because of the holes not aligning and quick wear. However, the Serious Grit folks personally reached out to kindly let me know I purchased the Festool pads which have a different pattern. They sent me the right product and I’m completely sold on these things. Highly recommend. OLD REVIEW: Holes don’t match with Bosch or makita sander. Wears our very very fast

When used with the Festool equipment, it works the best.

these fit my Festool perfectly at a much more affordable price and work as well.

If you have ever used the big box store sandpaper you know it doesn’t last long and gets clogged with dust. True grit lasts at least 4 times longer than any other brand I’ve tried and doesn’t get clogged up. Great stuff!

Great product at a great price

Good product. I messed up ordering the nine hole as I have an 8 hole sander. So the dust collection doesnt work well as the holes dont line up. But that is my fault. I do like the quality of the sand paper and the longevity.

As you can tell we bought a new sander that uses this product by far these are amazing. All other brands of sanders need to take notice so this paper the best you can buy thanks Jim

So far these disc are holding up great. I have been using them on ash and walnut with great results.

So i have ordered this product twice now. The disks fit perfectly. The quality though after going through 2 boxes is no where near the festool branded sanding disks. The price is excellent for the assortment, but they are lacking severely in longevity and in the actual sanding. I have no idea why or how, but the festool 180 grit disk sands better and longer then these in the 120/150/180 grits. The 80 grit is good, the 150 is better then the 120 as fas as actual sanding goes (some of these disks for whatever reason do not seem to hardly remove any material—which is what i noticed in this case, the 150 removed more material then the 120). The 220 is hit and miss but the longevity is lacking. The festool is pricey!!! But you get what you pay for. Woodcraft used to sell the 10 pack for a reasonable price but they no longer sell that product, now you have to buy a box for $70. Festool sells an assortment for 199, i think that will be my next purchase after I get through this second box of serious grit.