Adaptive One Handed Cutting Board With 10 Spikes – Ideal Gift for Stroke Patient, One-handed Person, Disabled, Handicapped People, Elderly Patients - Handicap Wooden Kitchen Chopping Boards

I bought this cutting board because I broke my wrist and could only use one hand. It helped me cut up fruit and vegetables that I would have never been able to cut by myself. It is very well made. As some others have mentioned, it is on the small side. Also it's not easy to clean in between the spikes. It is recommended that you use a food grade mineral oil on the cutting board once a month. All in all, I am extremely satisfied with this cutting board because it gave me some independence at a difficult time.

I had shoulder replacement surgery 15 months. Husband worked from home so didn't have to do alot of prep for recovery. Now I need another shoulder replacement in my other (dominant) shoulder. Husband works on site on an afternoon shift. I'll be home alone all afternoon into the evening. I don't have any help for food prep through the day while he's gone. I went to a site that posted videos for people preparing for amputation and this came highly recommended. What a game changer! I never knew there was such a thing. I love this! I also bought a recommended ulu knife. It's a curved blade knife that uses a rocking motion. Together with this cutting board, I can cut almost anything. Totally recommend this for anyone with arm/shoulder mobility issues.

Worked well for my wife!

Amazing adaptive cutting board! I had a massive stroke & I only have use of one hand. This cutting board makes it possible to cut & peel veggies easily with one hand. I love that I can grab it easily also. Also, great customer service. I emailed them & I got an email back from them in a timely manner. Thanks Sendar!!

I was hesitant to buy this adaptive cutting board due to the lack of reviews,but I’m so glad I did. It’s truly changed the way I work in the kitchen!The board looks great, feels solid, and is super practical.Unlike others with spikes shoved into a corner, this one has the spikes right in the center,giving me plenty of space to chop without food spilling off the edges.One clever feature is how easy it is to slide a plate under the board (see my pictures).After chopping, I can just push the food straight onto a plate.The board is also stable on the counter, which is essential when using one hand.For the price, this board is a steal. Other products are $30–$50 more for extras like a grater,but honestly, I’d rather have these solid, centered spikes for daily use than pay morefor features I rarely need.If you’re looking for a functional one-handed cutting board that doesn’t break the bank,I highly recommend this one!

Great product. it works extremely well for my wife who is a stroke victim. she was an accomplished cook before and this really boosts her self esteem as well

Very cumbersome to use with one hand I needed help setting up and adding rubber bands onto the board. After making cuts into vegetables, it was difficult to slide onto a plate. This is definitely an odd gadget with very dangerously sharp spikes to contend with as well, can I have my money back, please?

I have been looking for adaptive cutting boards and they can be very over priced. I love they use a unique approach. I have dactylitis in my right hand middle finger and that is important to grasp and grip and hold while chopping. It’s also been a hand I usually cut with. I couldn’t do either recently. This cutting board has allowed me to feel like I am able to safely chop again. I finally cubed potatoes for mashed potatoes for the first time since 2022 on Christmas Eve this year. This cutting board is a great option for those with some use of their hand still and also is easy to clean! I love how it is narrow enough to lean up against my microwave and is designed to be easy to store. I bought it for that reason and because it was simple design. It’s perfect for support to safely use knives and also to have something stabilized while peeling. I have used it for slicing apples, cubing potatoes, and holding onto fruit while I peeled especially an orange.