Plastic-Free Cutting Boards and $17 Bike Lights: 11 Top Picks for March
As winter habits thawed, consumers leaned into brighter bike rides, kitchen upgrades, and deeper sleep routines. Based on anonymous buying data, here are the 11 most-loved items from March, featuring products that enhance daily life with practicality and innovation.
Field Company No 5 Chef Skillet
Priced at $125, this new cast-iron skillet from Field Company became a favourite for its ability to prevent eggs from sticking, allowing them to glide smoothly. It addresses common frustrations with traditional cast iron, offering a lightweight design that improves cooking ease.
Ascher Ultra Bright USB Rechargeable Bike Light Set
After testing 11 bike lights, this model stood out for its compact and lightweight build, providing functional lighting at an accessible price of $16.99. Ideal for short commutes or casual rides, it ensures visibility and safety without breaking the bank.
Asahi Cookin’ Cut Antibacterial Rubber Cutting Board
Costing $75.99, this plastic-free cutting board is made from synthetic rubber, praised for keeping knives sharp. It was the most popular recommendation of the month, favoured by those doing serious chopping and seeking durable kitchen tools.
Tawashi Vegetable Scrub Brush
At $8.99, this Japanese scrubber brush is versatile, suitable for cleaning cast-iron cookware, pots, pans, and even floors or bathroom grout. Its durability made it a hit among users looking to replace flimsy dish sponges.
PoulTree Chicken Rod
Priced from $24.99, this metal rod simplifies roasting chicken, offering a reliable and easy-to-clean method for achieving perfectly browned results. It has become a go-to tool for home cooks seeking crowd-pleasing family dinners.
Material Kitchen MK Free Board
Available for $48, this plastic-free cutting board is slim, dishwasher-safe, and comes in soothing colors like ocean blue and shell pink. It was a coveted item for cutting raw meat, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal.
Magicshine Seemee 300 Smart Taillight
This under $50 bike tail light, at $44.99, features high brightness, brake-sensing functionality, and wide-angle visibility. It gained popularity as weather warmed up, supporting outdoor cycling with enhanced safety features.
Tors + Olsson X Frame
Costing $145.22, this heated drying rack offers an energy-efficient alternative to tumble dryers. Its high-capacity design appealed to users with large laundry loads, providing a quiet and cost-effective drying solution.
Coop Original Adjustable Pillow
Priced from $89, this adjustable pillow was a favourite during Sleep Week, celebrated for its soft feel and customizable design. It helps improve sleep quality with a tailored comfort experience.
Bellroy Lite Travel Pack 30L
Starting at $199, this personal-item backpack fits under US airline seats, avoiding checked bag fees. Its intentional design includes multiple internal pockets and a discrete laptop compartment, making it ideal for travel.
SnowSky/FiiO Echo Bluetooth MP3 Player
At $59.99, this MP3 player is great for beginners looking to reduce screen time. It gained traction as users sought alternatives to streaming services, offering a simple way to enjoy music without algorithms.
These items reflect a shift towards practical, high-quality products that support active lifestyles, home improvements, and wellness. From kitchen essentials to outdoor gear, March's favourites highlight consumer preferences for durability, affordability, and innovation.
