July Home Cutting Board Alternative for Kitchen - Extra Thick Flexible Plastic Cutting Board Set of 3, Non-Slip, BPA-Free, Easy to Clean, Colored Cutting Mats for Cooking, Durable Chopping Sheets

I'll never go back to regular cutting boards! These are so easy to use and I love the colors. The bending makes it easy to pour whatever you've cut into a bowl or pan without spilling anything. They're super slim and easy to store and have held up for years. They do scratch as well as slip easily so I recommend putting a wet paper towel underneath to prevent slipping!

Okay so I was a bit skeptical about these thinner, flexible cutting mats but this 3 pack of flexible cutting mats has won me over. I've only used the pink mat so far and I've been using it daily now about 2 weeks. It's not very thick but it seems adequate for the task. The back of it has a textured grid of squares that kind of elevates it a bit from the surface. It's not non slip per se but I find as I'm chopping, the mere act of holding the item in place as I cut has been sufficient pressure to keep the mat from moving. Make sure your counter is dry under the mat for added security. I haven't found that it's dulling my knife at all so far. I like the size of it alot. It's perfect for my particular counter space and stores so much more easily. I like the flexibility for ease of disposing skins and scraps right into the trash barrel or the chopped items into the pan. It's a definite time saver. I have several traditional cutting boards of varying sizes and I keep finding myself reaching for this one. So far so good. It washes very easily with dish liquid and sponge. So far, I've not noticed any odors after washing like some others that seem to hold onto the stronger odors of garlic and onion. Overall, for the price I'm happy with it and have no complaints. We will see how long it holds up and I will update if anything changes.

This review is for the 3-pack of flexible cutting boards.I use a big silicone desk mat and most mice don't work well on that surface. I've been using a cloth mouse pad for a while, but would rather have something that can be cleaned well. After lots of shopping and looking at various options, I thought I'd give these things a try.Pros: As a mouse pad, these things are huge! Very thin as well! There isn't annoying branding, and the small cutout it out of the way in one corner. The surface feels like it might be textured, but it's so fine a texture that it doesn't seem to impact mouse movement at all. They're so inexpensive!Cons: The only criticism I have for these things as mouse pads is that the anti-slip side of the board is not very effective. Even on a silicone mouse pad, which is substantially less slippery than a counter top or desk, the boards move around a bit. This can be helped somewhat if resting a wrist on the edge of the pad, but even then there's going to be some slipping. If I can find a decent way to keep them in place, I'll post an update.Want some cheap, giant, very thin, but only-kind-of-anti-slip mouse pads? Give these a try!Update on 28-Apr-2024: I've come up with a good way to keep these things from moving around. I am using some Scotch double sided, removable fabric tape strips that are 3/4 inches by 4 inches. First step is to put some electrical tape on the bottom of two sides. It doesn't have to be much longer than 4". This helps to smooth out the grid texture so there is more surface area in contact with the desk or desk mat. Next, stick one fabric tape strip to each of two lengths of electrical tape. And after that, lay the mat where it's going to be used as a mouse pad. The result is a mouse pad that stays in place, but can be removed without any problem.Update on 24-Dec-2024: Well these are the not greatest mouse pads in the world, but for the price they are hard to beat if you want something spacious and thin. Unfortunately, for me they started to curl or form a bend in the area on which my wrist would rest. I'm not sure why, but it gradually gets to the point where part of the surface is lifted off of my desk and becomes a bit annoying. I thought perhaps the curling was due to how I had used some removable gel adhesive to hold the board in place, so I put the gel only on the end where I was moving the mouse a lot. That did not matter and the curling happened anyway. So, I guess if you buy these as mouse pads, hopefully you can find a way to prevent the curling, or now you'll be aware that the curling may occur after a while.

I cook every day and these are so much more convenient than stiff cutting boards. I've used these for about half a year now and they don't shift around, they're easy to clean, they're super lightweight, and they're flexibility makes it so easy to scoop out contents (but they don't stay bent which is nice). Worth the money! Eventually I might like to have one that is bigger because these are good for chopping one to two different vegetables at most. Otherwise, it gets too crowded.

Definitely won't last long, but a good cutting board for prepping or seasoning. Doesn't withstand super sharp knives. Easy to store cause they're so flexible, and fits easily in the dishwasher.

Nice colors for foos safety

When buying an easily washable cutting board like this, I didn't go in expecting much. I got tired of constantly alternating between my two cutting boards and the process of washing them. Obviously as stated in the title this board is very thin and flexible. It does scoot around on the counter when you cut because it doesn't have stoppers but a wet folded paper towel underneath will do the trick. They are such cute colors, easy to clean, and have really replaced my cutting boards as a whole because they are so easy to take out and put away. They have truly become a quick staple in my kitchen.

I purchased these to replace other cutting mats that I had. I didnt realize that they were extra THIN but after getting them, I noticed that I overlooked that in the description of the item. We used one of the mats ONE time for chopping cooked meat and it created a slit in the cutting mat. Resulting in having to throw the mat away. If you plan on chopping stuff on these mats, get different mats that are better designed for that. If not, these will work. They are nice, they have grip on the back and the handing hole on them so you can hang them to store them. They are great but like I said, if you plan to chop stuff, maybe these very thin mats are not the best choice.