Hiware Extra Large 18" x 12" Bamboo Cutting Board for Kitchen, Heavy Duty Wood Cutting Board with Juice Groove, 100% Organic Bamboo, Pre Oiled

Nice board and perfect size for working.

Started to fray/splinter after only 4x of fruit-cutting use, but nice appearance & XL size

Liked it so much got one as a gift for a friend, who loves it too. Fits perfectly over the stove top

Nice cutting boards wish they lasted longer

The board was fine. It looks nice. The only problem I have is it slides around and I was used to having one with rubber tips on the end so I have to replace that. Other than that it is a good product. They might want to think about selling the rubber tips when they sell the board. Or the rubber corners. If not, I'll have to go to another product. But this one was not nice.

Quite a hard cutting board, I was worried it would dull my knives quickly but I don't find that to be the case. It doesn't get the same deep cut marks that other boards get. It is lightweight enough that washing is very easy, and the size is ideal for small-scale home cooks. Who needs a fancy multi-wood board when this works so well?

This cutting one looks to be of sound quality. I believe because it was a gift I think it's being used very well very sturdy and design and not too big

…and say that no one likes splinters in their GI tract. Right? Just me? Okay. Buckle up. So I bought this Rather Large cutting board so I can protect my stovetop (I have no other flat counter space to speak of in my kitchen) whilst I knead bread, use a rolling pin, and do other general baking shenanigans that one should not do atop an oven. When it came out of the box (KEEP THE BOX), it was covered in what appeared to be fine hairs. These were teeny-tiny bits of bamboo. Some attached to the board. Some loose. So it’s dry as a bone. I can relate. No shame. This being my nth rodeo—I’m a bit of a DIY’er—I purchased some food-grade mineral oil to slather her up and make her moist again. We got to know each other for a week, and every night, I basted it lovingly with oil. I got a splinter for my trouble. It may or may not still be lodged in my finger, I can’t tell. But alas, my tender ministrations came to no avail. First use: I just got finished baking my first loaf of vanilla soda bread (chocolate ganache pending), and when I went to clean off the dangly bits of flour and dough, what did I see lurking? More splintered hairs of bamboo. If I find any of those The Hard Way in my tongue, stomach, intestines, or in le bumhole, I will be so mad. I should say, it took a sudsy washcloth, a couple of paper towels, one shop towel, my dish sponge, and a decent amount of ADHD hyper-focus mixed with Virgo irritation and spite to do the job, as it is about twice the size of my sink. The paper towels are perforated with the holes made by the bamboo hairs, the shop towel has seen better days, my dish sponge looks like it had a rough night, and fingers crossed I rinsed all the splinters out of my washcloth. Now. At first, I wanted a return. No problem, said Amazon, just pop it in the box as usual. In a twist of fate, for the first time in my life, I yeeted the box before actually using the item. So that’s my bad. Upon doing some research, if you were to buy a comparable box, it’ll cost you around $83. For the box. To return a $65 item. Amazon seemed to know this already, because they hit me with the, “You know what? You can keep the item, and we’ll refund you $18. Fair?” At first, I was affronted, but seeing my options were nil, I kept the item and took the paltry $18. It’ll do great as an archery or axe throwing target. Maybe. Except I’m worried about blunting the blades.

The product was good and as described

It’s a bigger than I expected but it’s good to use . Enough space to cut and put the food aside

Excelente!!! Muy buena calidad de material, el tamaño es el descrito así como el diseño para trampa de líquidos. Cumple con todo, el precio es muy recomendable por todos los beneficios.

At first it was great but later I started to notice cracks in the wood so I applied some oil to feed it but Im unsure if it will last anymore

This cutting board really is the best.