Grip-Rite #9 2-1/2 in. Star Drive Gold Construction Wood Screw 1Lb.

I normally will hunt down cheaper / larger quantities on Amazon but they do have plenty of downsides. These are strong and flawless in quality. Also always less expensive than anything available at Lowe's or Home Depot. I save them for the jobs that matter

wish i would have known sooner i could buy these screws from Walmart online.would have saved myself alot of trips to the hardware store an was a better price then Lowe's

High Quality, look sharp. I have used these for building a cedar fence, a backyard deck, cedar tables, you name it. The brass shine give a classy appearance to anything you build. ...and 25% cheaper than Lowes %26 Home Depot.

Same product that the big box stores sell for, however a few bucks less through Walmart online price. And item was ready the day after I placed the order!

There isn't anything that I dislike about these screws. The fact that the correct bit is included is great. The screws hold nicely and penetration is effortless. The head uses a torx or star head which has much better grab than standard Phillips heads. These are my go to screws. Walmart sells these screws for $2-$3 less than those well known Hardware Stores. Just as some other products. So check your prices at Walmart before you go to those Hardware Stores I will continue to purchase my screws and nails from Walmart. This brand works well for me and everyone I know uses these. They don't get all wobbly either They sink in very smooth that you have to keep an eye on it so it didn't sink too deep

peefect for screwing my 2x4x8ft boards together. don't want to use nails as they can work their way out over time. counrh

I've become a real fan of the star head screws. I have an inventory of all sizes. The major downside is that the screwheads are different and depend on the size. Fortunately, they provide a screw head tool with each box.

Good screws with good bite using the hex head. However the tip has a quasi tap head which does not bite into wood like the old phillips head screws did. They had a sharp pointy tip that would immediately bite into the wood. So with these you have to start using more force and make sure you are centered which is needless effort. Just make the tips a sharp point and save us the hassle of starting with these screws!

Too soft and too easy to bend. When I was young I worked for a house builder. I know how todrive a nailbut these were too soft. Sign of the times I suppose.

I bought a box of 72 screws. Walmart sent me a box of 47 screws that was previously opened and Scotch-taped back together. What's That About?