Was expecting cut resistant!
921118
Opened them up, grabbed a cutting board and a knife and cut straight through both sides of the glove.
Was expecting cut resistant....
This product fails as being a protective glove in all aspects.
4145448
These sleeves are NOT made with DuPont Kevlar - they are easy to cut with both a pair of scissors and a knife - absolutely no resistance whatsoever.  DuPont is careful about branding and licensing their Kevlar, and there was no proper representation on the packaging that these are made with the real thing.  Returned for refund.
809187
The first time I used this board was with an electric knife....the blade marks left in the material were quite deep.  I thought this was made of a plastic that would resist leaving gouges in the material.
304560
I tried to cut it on purpose with a brand new set of knife (really sharp) but no use. Lighter than the metal ones, thanks
1923720
I am writing this review based on the free sample received from freebaq.  Since this is a free sample, I test it out by using a knife and cut it many times and the knife did not make any marks on the sleeve.  The material is pretty strong in protection against cutting.
3501670
I bought it to cut my own quilling strips. I was disappointed in the cut. The edges were rough. Not like quilling paper.
1430203
Out of the box, these seem to be great steak knives - and they feel sharp!  However, we buy these knives to cut steak and these steak knives make my steaks seem tougher than they are.  As someone else reviewed, the knives tear the meat rather than slice it.  I grilled up some sirloin steaks and while cutting them up, it was decidedly hard to cut with these knives.

Not sure why that is! I can not make thin slices without the meat being left in tatters.  For those who cut meat for kids or if you have dentures, you'll want to stay away from these. Seems sharp, but can not cut meat!  Three stars because that were only $15.
4493201
Well, these are okay, but really thought they would be tougher material. I groomed 2 tiny poodles and they chewed right through these. Ugh! Off to look for stronger muzzles! Thought it was a good buy for 5, but only 2 I could even use. Back on a muzzle hunt for me!
1435061
I have a pair of Heritage sheers Ive been using for over 10 years. They are my go to but are getting a little dull so decided to order a new pair and of course went for Heritage brand without hesitation. Well, Ive only used them twice and they already won't cut! Of course its like 2 days passed the return window  Im so disappointed! $90 down the drain!
4179942
I finally had a chance to use this item.  While cutting the melon, I noticed I started bleeding!  After wrapping my hand in paper towels, I finished the job & my paper towel was saturated with blood.  I had several cuts on my fingers!  Looking closer at the slicer, there were burrs that had not been smoothed down & had cut me while using it.  I will be calling a lawyer today so o one else gets cut.
4314921
The sharp edge is so soft it was damaged by the first hard-crust bread I used it on.  A small pressure by my fingernail easily deforms the edge.  The edge is not so thin that I would expect this, base on other knives I own including those by Henckel (German made), Gerber, Victorinox, Cold steel, Chicago Cutlery, and even a very-thin-edged chinese vegetable knife.
3531640
I work as an electrician, I had bought this to strip larger (2O & bigger) wire.  I was using this knife and was doing the circular cut around the insulation.  Somehow as I was going around the wire, one of my fingers touched the blade release button and the blade came out of the tool, embedding tie blade into the palm of My (Kevlar lined) work glove.  Had I not been wearing My gloves, that blade would have gone into My hand.  I called Milwalkee to report the problem I had experienced.  They sent me another knife (with the same problem).  I would suggest another type of blade holder for heavy cutting that had a guard over the release button (I'm using a Klein now) to keep from accidentally popping the blade out & cutting yourself.
117588
We make crusty bread and my wife has a hard time cutting slices through the hard crust.  We purchased this knife with the hope that it would make cutting slices easier but the blades on this knife do not cut through the hard crust.  It seems that the blades are not serrated enough.  This product is not doing what we had hoped it would do.
1269284
Blade is very sharp, but tested the seat belt cutter and wasn't successful.  Two people tried and it didn't cut into the belt at all.  Still a handy knife, but i bought to keep as an emergency tool and felt others should be aware of limitations.
3649772
This great little knife was so sharp when I got it that it had already cut completely through the flimsy sheath by the time it arrived in my mail box.  Sadly, when I pulled it out of the box, I didn't see the sharp end sticking out of the back side of the sheath and sliced my finger right up!  Wound-glue and a week later, my finger was almost back to normal but now I'm stuck with either buying a better sheath for it or reinforcing this one with thin metal or leather.  It's still a decent knife for the price.
4099113
I had to send these back.  The spring made it difficult on my hand to cut - and I'm a pretty strong woman.  The spring helps open the sheers, which is great, but then adds a lot of resistance to closing the sheers making them difficult to cut fabric.  I would not recommend.
798576
Tungsten carbide is extremely hard, on the Mohs scale of hardness it's somewhat close to diamond.  Theoretically, this means this utility blade should be able to handle very rough use.  It can't.  I've been building things from soda cans and needed something to cut the aluminum.  I've been using craft scissors i used in a high school art class but they lack precision, so i decided to try these blades.

I docked the first star because the tips snap right off the blades.  While Stanley is quite clear that the carbide is a coating, the underlying steel is of sad quality if it breaks from piercing a thin aluminum can.

The second star was taken because the carbide coating is of questionable quality.  Material hardness is like paper, rock, scissors.  Tungsten carbide beats aluminum, it's not even close.  SOME wear during cutting is to be expected, but there are obvious notches on the blade from use on only two cans...a material you can tear apart with your hands!  My cheap scissors don't show any wear.

I took the third star because i was let down so severely by this product.  At ~$5 for 5 blades, i'm down one dollar and i only used the first blade on TWO cans.  I can't imagine what this blade would look like after being used on something tough and sturdy as advertised.