7 Pieces Flexible Cutting Boards, BPA Free Plastic Cutting Boards for Kitchen, Non Slip Cutting Mat for Meat and Vegetables, Thanksgiving

I've used several brands of plastic cutting sheets, and I really love these. They are a terrific size which maximizes use of limited work space, and they are truly sturdy. Best of all they clean quickly which makes efficient work of complicated recipes.

These flexible cutting boards are very nice and can be used for various things. I used a few to line a bar cabinet instead of putting bottles directly on the wood inside the cabinet. So if there is a spill it wipes right up and does not damage the wood. Also it’s much safer to cut poultry, beef, etc on this surface instead of a wood cutting board.

Boards are very lightweight very durable. Very very cut resistant. Very nice product. Very small storage space would buy again.

Decent, good, useful. These are a bit thin, but good overall. For the cost, and versatility these are a good buy. There are 4 colors to use at your preference.

Sturdy and well made. Good size and colors brighten up the kitchen. Dishwasher safe is a bonus

These are a great product for the busy cook who needs to have more than one cutting surface. They protect the countertop and do not damage the knives. They take up much less room during storage than a regular cutting board. They are large enough to use for larger cuts of meat. They clean easily in the dishwasher.

These are nice cutting boards to have as extras. Super easy to clean. The size of the boards are perfect. You can't beat the price and the quality is good.

These work and you can keep them along time, but the durability is not great. Eventually there are so many cut marks in the plastic it is better to replace them. So I think a year or so of frequent use if about what one should expect. This is not my first set. They don't slip, which is good. I like them because they are lighter and easier to store than a cutting board. It's easy to reach in a drawer and use one for raw meet and one for veggies. They are a little more resistant to mold than wood. However, if you lay them flat when wet, they trap moisture underneath and the bottom won't dry. Since I don't want mold, when the bottoms are wet, I try to prop them up or just manually dry them. I haven't put them in a dishwasher...but I suspect that they would do fine there. They are paper thin. There is no trough to catch grease or liquid. It's just a piece of plastic.