3M Xtract Net Disc 310W, 5 in, 12 Piece Multi-Pack Hook and Loop Sanding Disc, 80+, 120+, 180+, 220+, 240+, 320+, Virtually Dust-Free, Assorted Grades, 88446

My favorite sanding discs. Cuts fast, good extraction, nice and smooth finish. Just awesome

Excellent sanding mesh, Have never used a sand paper that comes anywhere close to the effectiveness of the #M Extract. Can't wait till I have used all the other brands on hand, which may be a very long time as I always reach for this. The extra cost is well worth it. Lasts 2 to 3 longer than others

A nice value pack. Longer lasting than the sanding paper I have been using. It holds up and stays in place. And easily cleans out.

I use a ton of sand paper on a variety of home projects . I almost always go wth the cheap box of round paper and it is fine. I recently purchased a new electric or it's sander and decided to use this on brand new oak doors that needed sanding prior to sealing. Also needed to get poly off some that were done poorly. All I can say is this is 10x better vs traditional paper, doesn't leave a ton of dust and is faster and more efficient as well. I will never use any other type of paper. The 200 piece box for $10 is less cost effective vs this. On the low grit you really noticed huge difference. It's so much more flexible and a game changer.

These work great on flat surfaces. Once you hit the sharper edges, it frays very easily. I love that I can put these on the sander and nit have to try and line up holes. Will definitely be buying more in specific grits.

LOVE this sandpaper! Quality makes a difference in performance.

The people complaining about these mesh discs fraying or wearing holes in them need to revisit Sanding 101. If you’re bearing down on your sander then heck yeah, any disc will wear and gray on the edges. Let the sander do the work and take your time. 3M mesh 310W and 710W are all I use on my Festool and Bosch sanders.

Surprised at how well these work. Do not have to worry about aligning the dust collection holes just slap it on and go. I would estimate that 1 of these is the equivalent for 4 or maybe even 5 regular discs. The only thing that would make it slightly better is a way to tell visually when it is time to change the disc. Obviously you can judge by the amount of material it is removing but visually they do not look much different when worn.