Katori (Yiorr) Titanium Cutting Board Set of 3, Double-Sided
Our score
A new three-size titanium set at $59.75 with a 4.7-star rating, but only 30 ratings and no Amazon review summary yet. Treat it as promising but unproven.
★ 4.7 · 30 ratings on Amazon
$59.75 · Price seen on October 8, 2026
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What we like
- Three sizes: 8x11.5, 9x13.5 and 11x15.5 in
- Double-sided: one side raw, one side cooked
- Doesn't absorb liquids and is easy to clean (maker's claim)
- Thin and resists deformation (maker's claim)
- Rinse clean or dishwasher (per listing)
Keep in mind
- Only 30 ratings and no Customers-say summary yet
- The maker admits scratches are normal on titanium
- Needs a towel underneath so it doesn't slide
- Knife reviewers on YouTube say metal boards dull blades faster and are noisy
Who it's for
Early adopters who want a three-size titanium set and are comfortable with very little buyer feedback. Skip it if you want a product with a long review history.
Full review
Why it made the list
This set costs $59.75 (checked 2026-10-08) and shows 4.7 stars on Amazon, but from only 30 ratings. It is a new release, and Amazon has not generated a review summary for it yet. That makes it the least proven board in our group. We include it because titanium sets are popular and you may see it while shopping, not because the evidence is strong.
What you get
- Three boards, double-sided, in three sizes: 8 x 11.5, 9 x 13.5 and 11 x 15.5 in
- Silver, with the material listed as titanium
- Care: dishwasher safe, according to the listing
- The maker says the boards are 100% pure titanium, food-grade, non-porous, easy to clean and free of odors. It contrasts them with plastic (which it says can shed microplastic debris) and wood (which it says can retain residue). These are the manufacturer's claims, and we have not confirmed them.
- The maker says the boards are thin and resist deformation, and recommends a towel underneath to stop sliding.
What buyers say
There is not much to report. Amazon shows no Customers-say summary because there are only 30 ratings, so there are no counted themes for quality, durability or cleaning. The 4.7-star average is based on a very small group.
The maker is upfront about one thing. It says titanium is softer than a knife blade, so scratches are normal and do not affect function. That is the maker's view, and you should still expect visible marks.
Keep in mind
- Very few ratings and no buyer summary means little real-world evidence.
- Knife reviewers on YouTube say metal cutting boards dull knife edges faster than wood or plastic, and that they are noisy to cut on.
- The maker's own comparison with plastic and wood is marketing, not independent evidence. We make no claim that titanium is healthier or safer.
- A board that can slide needs a towel under it.
How to use it well
Keep one side for raw food and the other for cooked food, as the listing suggests. Put a towel under the board if it slides, as the maker suggests. Because the sizes run from small to extra-large, pick the size that matches the task rather than using the biggest board for everything.
Our score
7.7 out of 10. We start at 8.0 and take off 0.3 because there are fewer than 1,000 ratings. The 4.7 stars do not earn a bonus with only 30 ratings.
Bottom line
Interesting on paper, but there is too little buyer data to recommend it over the better-documented sets. Check back once more reviews come in.
See it in action
7.7/10 · Our score
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