Very good quality

squishy

Great and easy to use

We just purchased 3 of these to place on tile flooring and under our Peloton tread. It fit the Peloton nicely and has enough open space to workout next to the machine. I love how thick these are, the size of each piece is nice, and no odor. They also interlock nicely and we haven’t had any issue with slipping.

Just purchased this for our new home. It is awful on carpeted areas. It slides all over the place, even with a heavy nordictrack treadmill. Furthermore it puckers under the equipment. It is not thick enough and our equipment has left deep grooves in the pad. We also tried setting it up on a vinyl floor surface. The black side gained a little traction but the wood side is very slippery. So if you aren't sliding, the mat is.

I bought 5 packs to do about 100 sq ft in a gym under my boxing bag in an unfinished basement. Then I went back to get more to cover all open walkways because this looks awesome and feels way better than walking on the concrete floor. Easy to put together and it was easy to measure and cut around framing and through my offset hallway. Highly recommend. Someone mentioned they are blue... with gray it will pull whatever colors you have around it. So it can look like it has a blue hue, a brown hue, etc. just keep that in mind. I personally love them and wish I could share photos.

I was looking for a mat to workout in my apartment unit, since many gyms are closed due to covid. This one seemed like a great deal. However, in reality the textured black side is actually quite slippery, not grippy like it looks in the picture. So one can't do yoga, calisthenics, or anything with a lot of movement on it. It's hard enough to motivate oneself to workout at home, but this mat doesn't help, unfortunately.

I just laid this in a boutique Fitness studio. It was very easy to work with, cleans up nicely. Feels great on your feet. I am working to get everything off the floor, or you have to put coasters under heavy items like treadmills and trainers. My hard thing to figure out is how do I do chairs? I can put a chair mat by my desk but I need a chair for clients. Maybe I can glue coasters on to the chair feet. the feet of a regular folding chair dig into the flooring. I still love it, I am back to buy a couple extra packages so that if they get too damaged I can easily replace them.

Absolutely worth the money. I used a serrated knife and was able to easily score and cut the pieces for a custom fit. After reading reviews, there seemed to be two common trends. 1: The flooring is slippery. I agree the gray side is slippery in socks. However the black side is textured. I used the gray side. Still love it. 2: differing thicknesses. I bought 12 packs of these (96 pieces) and only one piece made me question it. For the cost, I'm incredibly happy. Just take your time, do it right.

Very pleased with it, and would use it again, but not perfect.