Sammons Preston Hi-D Paring Board, Single Handed Cutting Board with Aluminum Nails for Peeling and Slicing, Suction Feet for Sticking to Counter, and Corner Guards Prevent Food Sliding, 11" Square

This replaced a similar but smaller cutting board I bought years ago.I like the larger size and I don’t mind that the corner upright fences are no longer removable. Suction cups are excellent.This is an essential item for one-handed cooks. I use this cutting board almost every day.

This is a great item for those of us who only have the function and usage of one arm/hand due to some type of injury the corner is great because you are able to spread your own butter on toast or peanut butter and jelly. The prongs are nice because it holds the food in place securely so you are able to cutthe weight of the item is good. It's heavy enough that it doesn't slide around yet that can also be a drawback as it's heavy to transport, especially one-handed.Only a 4 out of five-star because if it was a little bigger It would be slightly more convenient to use both the corner and the prongs, however, that would just simply add to the weight

It's a bit on the small size. You have to be careful not to stab yourself in the hand with the two very sharp prongs sticking up when using the bread holder. Would have been better to move those prongs closer to the other corner to have more room. It's also a bit difficult to clean.Like the suction pads on the bottom.

I ordered this on 9/24 and less than 2 months one of the suction cups that keeps the board in place separated from the board. This is disappointing and a chore to get replaced. This cutting board was recommended by therapist and very expensive. We value the board but want it replaced...and hope that the issue at hand will not happen again.

I purchased this for my stepmom who had a stroke. She only has the use of one hand. She likes being able to put veggies or fruit on the sharp prongs to hold while she does the cutting on either one.

This is great product for anyone who is or has an affected arm the assist with daily living skills .

So easy to use by my handicapped mom who had a stroke. So easy that I even use it.. safe.

Difficulty in using.