🔪 Frosted Clear Flexible Extra Thick Plastic Cutting Board Mat (12 x 15), Set of 6 - Durable and Multi-purpose Kitchen Essential by Sterling for Life Review

They don't slip much, quality is better than expected, not as pretty as my colored ones but goes well with my colored counter defenses mine Man likes both ways.

These plastic mats are just what I needed to keep on my kitchen counter by the sink. They help hold the countertop in place and they are so easy to pick up and clean. I use two of these side by side to get a large workspace, which speeds up my "cooking" a lot. Good product.

I got these cutting boards to clean the untreated wooden surfaces in the kitchen. I had some thinner and shorter ones tucked away in my closet and when I got the bright idea to use them I realized they weren't big enough so I started looking for something better. These flexible mats are of much better quality and serve my purpose well.

I have no idea how they work as real cutting mats but they are perfect for cutting bag pieces. I use a lot of PDF templates and after I print them out I trace them on a mat and cut them out - they make solid pieces that I can't accidentally cut like paper. They also have a small non-stick coating on one side that prevents them from shifting when cutting fabric/vinyl.

These are high quality mats. * Very good price for the quantity you get. * Very easy to clean. They're more for light slicing/chopping - a sharp knife and some pressure can easily create permanent scratches that can turn into cuts anywhere. On the other hand, you can cut them with scissors if you need to reshape them. I used a utility knife and cut a 1 inch strip in (about half the thickness down) and then folded the strip down. to create a lip that now sits nicely over the edge of my kitchen…

I like that they disappear on the counter and are easy to wash. I bought these because of the supposed slip resistance. They would be non-slip if used on granite, marble, glass, or tile, but my rental has formica and they slip everywhere. I can use rubber protectors for eyeglass racks, but I bought these mats to avoid having to do this every time I use a cutting board. It gets boring quickly! I'll do a little research to see if something can be glued to the back. Maybe silicone discs or…

thickness, shape and size are more like a napkin than a chopping board - they're a bit big for a kitchen worktop with ingredients and other utensils on it - you'll need to clear a large area to get its put. However, the material is stiff enough that you can grab it with one hand and shake your sliced food into a bowl, saucepan, etc (it won't droop). Bend it a little to get a funnel shape. And yes, it would probably protect the countertop from knife cuts for a few years, but I wouldn't use it…

I bought a set of 6 from Sterling for Life. These, 12" x 18", are great for me. Not only are they slightly larger to provide more counter coverage, they are also slightly thicker and of better quality than other mats of this type that I have purchased in the past. One side of the mats is slightly textured while the other side is matte. Not only do I use these mats for cutting food, I also use one of these matte side up to protect the top of an old wooden table so my pen doesn't scratch the wood