John Boos R‑Board Cutting Board | TRUE Shift Heirloom Prep Surface

Cook clean. Prepare with purpose.

This TRUE Shift-approved John Boos R‑Board Series Walnut Cutting Board is crafted from sustainably harvested, American-grown edge-grain walnut. Built for professional kitchens and mindful homes alike, this thick, reversible butcher-block board features recessed finger grips and natural oil finish—no plastic, no synthetic sealants, just pure hardwood built to last.

Why TRUE Shift Recommends This Kitchen Essential

✔️ Made in the USA from ethically sourced walnut—designed for durability and performance
✔️ Edge‑grain construction minimizes knife wear and warping over time 
✔️ Reversible design extends lifespan and offers two cutting surfaces
✔️ Includes integrated finger grips for safe handling and stable prep 
✔️ Built for chefs and conscious home cooks—just oil monthly and it improves with age

Made for Mindful Prep & Clean Cooking

• Perfect for slicing meats, fruits, cheeses, and vegetables
• Stable, generous surface supports bulk meal prep or charcuterie spread
• Clean oil finish promotes food safety while preserving the wood's natural beauty
• Designed to bleed fewer harmful microplastics into your meals

Overall Sustainability Score

Sustainability Score: 9.3/10

✔️ No plastic, glue, or chemical sealants—just natural walnut wood

✔️ Made in the USA = lower carbon footprint and ethically produced

✔️ Built to last decades—hand wash gently and oil regularly to maintain

Savings & Benefits of Making the Shift

• Protects knife edges while using a hygienic hardwood surface
• Just regular oil maintenance keeps it fresh and safe
• Reversible and durable—less replacement, less waste, more value
• Supports American craftsmanship and long-term thinking

What People Are Saying

"Heavy, beautiful, and built to last if you oil it regularly."
"Professional-level size and quality—clearly made for serious cooking."
Some reviewers note occasional surface imperfections, but John Boos provides replacement support for quality issues.