Miracle Blade 3
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Manufacturer
Sylmark, Inc.
Product Description
You've seen the infomercial hosted by Chef Tony and Tom Jourdan now you can find out why they are, truly, the last set of knives you will ever need. Since 1989 over 12 million Miracle Blade knives have been sold. The new Miracle Blade.TM. III Perfection Series is the last set of knives you'll ever need and they even come with a Lifetime Warranty. Miracle Blade III reviews below.
Average Retail Value
$39.99 (prices may vary)
Comparisons
Miracle Blade | Showtime Six Star Plus Knife
Consumer Ratings
Love the Miracle Blades
5/10/2008 - Jeanne of Michigan, US writes:
I ordered the Knives in Jan. 08, I also ordered the Block to hold the knive set. I absolutely LOVE this knives, I use them daily, I have become a chopping machine since I've recieved them, I have not had any of the problems that the ppl below me have complained of the rusting and dullness, and I have used them ALOT. I have already gotten my monies worth out of them. I highly recommend this product, it is well worth the 39.95.
best value
5/4/2008 - Tonya of california, usa writes:
Great quality...if someone say they arn't...they aren't taking care of them. my room mate use to cut and choop on the tile counter;she really abused these knifes. The edge got bent over slighlty but the still cut like new; unbelievable. These knifes feel like an extension of my own hand. They give you so much cutting power becuase of the shape they are really a pleasure to use. I have had my set set since 2002.
Miracle Blades
12/24/2007 - greg of Michigan, USA writes:
I purchased Miracle blades 2 years ago. I am very please and would not hesitate in purchasing again. Knives are still sharp and they work well. I hand wash them and let them drip dry. I did spend the extra money to get a wood block for storage. The scissors seem a little cheap.
Not bad, but...
9/11/2007 - Don of California, USA writes:
I purchased these at a county fair as my family had owned an earlier version (with white handles) and they weren't bad. Likewise, these aren't bad. They have a clever design and they really do cut well. I've had them for well over a year. My complaint with them is that they stain and rust easily. This can be overcome by washing and drying them quickly after use.
Fairly Satisfied
7/30/2007 - Lori of Virginia, USA writes:
I really like the miracle blades. I bought a set a year ago and they are still as sharp as they were then. I have noticed a bit of rust appearing on a few of them but nothing major. I wish they came with a knife block and I wish the steel ran through the knife. But recently I tried a knife set that a friend of mine bought (expensive ones!) and they didn't hold a candle to my knives. I couldn't even cut a tomato easily with hers. I gave my dad one of the extra MB knives and he claims he cuts through frozen meat with it. I've tried that but maybe I'm just not strong enough. So overall I'm impressed. I hope one day they make a nicer set of miracle blades that come with a block and are truely stainless steel (no rusting!!).
Great for a while
9/30/2006 - Chuck of Kentucky, USA writes:
Initially this product is impressive. They'll cut through anything. But several problems right off. They come with absolutely no container. No knife block...nothing. And they're so weirdly shaped you basically have to clean them and then put them in a drawer. They are NOT dishwasher safe. The little logo sticker poped off of the cheap handle, and they ALL ended up rusting within a month or two. To be clear, if these products were simply made of better materials they would be the best knives on the planet. As is, I wouldn't recommend them.
Poorly made
8/18/2006 - James of New York, USA writes:
I bought a set of Miracle Blade 3 a few summers ago when I was living alone. When the knives arrived they were indeed sharp, but they are nowhere near "German Grade Stainless Steel" the infomercial says they are. Most of my knives turned from the sharpest to dullest knives in my kitchen in a matter of weeks, and as if that's not even most of them started rusting. If there's one thing I know, stainless steel does not rust. I would only recommend this knife set if you are looking for a temporary solution; and the only good thing I can say about the set are the steak knives, which are the only knives I still use from that set.
Miracle Blade III among best knives
8/5/2006 - David of California, USA writes:
I have bought several sets of these knives. I use the steak knives for almost everything; they stay sharp and are very effective. They also slice tomatoes very well. The little knife with the sharp point is great for opening plastic bags, slitting microwave dinner plastic covers before cooking, etc. I don't use the biggest knives very much, preferring a Santoku.
Knives are sharp, but not of great quality
7/12/2006 - Chris of Arizona, USA writes:
I got a set of these at [] at Christmas time. They are VERY sharp and do cut well. Watch your knuckles and fingers when washing them. I do not recommend leaving them sit in the sink or dishwasher as they do rust, our fillet knife rusted through at the handle and we were able to order a free replacement and only had to pay $6 shipping. They sent the wrong knife and sent the replacement for free and let us keep the other knife. over all pleased with these.
Works Okay
6/6/2006 - Keith of Wisconsin, USA writes:
We've owned our Miracle Blade III for a couple of years, and the knives work acceptably well. There are a couple of tools in the Miracle Blade set that we have found especially useful. Both are cleaver-type instruments, which I have found very handy for chopping and scooping and cutting pizza. Otherwise, the Miracle Blade knives (all except two of them serrated blades) cannot compare to properly-sharpened quality knives like Chicago Cutlery or Henckel. If you are considering Miracle Blade because the knives you have are dull, consider buying a good sharpener like Chef's Choice instead. Your old knives will probably knock you out by how sharp their edges really can be.
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