This is my second anti fatigue mat I have ever purchased, and this is by far the best one. It is thick, doesn’t puncture (my last one did), and is great at the sink/oven while cooking.

Perfect size for where I stand all the time in my kitchen. It’s long enough and more importantly wide enough. My feet and legs are very grateful!

Most comfortable mat for the kitchen I've ever bought. It's thick, the color is great and it covers from the sink to the dishwasher.

Now I can stand in my kitchen for longer than a few minutes and cook/ My only problem is that I can't afford to place them all over my kitchen floor. I am a near 80 lady with osteoarthritis. I was finding it very difficult to stand on the hard tile floor and cook. The only advise I can give is be careful when stepping off of the mat. They are so beautifully thick and it takes some getting used to.

Love these. Just make sure not to wipe them down with bleach products. I used Clorox wipes and some of the blue color came off on the wipe. I have one in front of our kitchen sink and one in front of our sliding door. There doesn’t seem to be any issue with transition from the hardwood floor to the mat as some people mentioned. They are nice and supportive when standing on them. Look beautiful and I wish I had gotten them sooner.

This mat is super comfy! It has taken us some time to get used to the height and it is too tall to go in front of our stove (the warmer drawer at the bottom can’t open if this is down) but we put it in front of our sick and LOVE it!!

Purchased a few of these for the Café at church and total night and day difference. Have one at our smoothie/cold drink section, espresso/grinder section and front counter section and all really notice a big difference and love it a lot.

The fatigue pads are very comfortable to walk on the problem is they don’t work in a kitchen the way the normal kitchen design is so you can’t put two of them together because they’re beveled or tapered how you call it so that you can’t push two of them together Without having a gap. If you wanna make something like that to be feasible in about any kitchen, it needs to be about 5‘ x 5‘ or even a little bit bigger. That way in most kitchen layouts, you could either lay it out for the sink and the dishwasher or you can lay it out for the sink and the stove. These three places you will be hovering over the sink, dishwasher and the stove. Keith

Because i slide this under the toekick of the sink, it is not as wide as needed and the angle of the egde is annoying. Should be 30” I tried using it midfloor and it was a tripping hazard because of the tall slanted edge. Near to the stove and the broiler would not open.

Would have given zero stars had it been an option, arrived broke in half thanks to Sam’s Club using FedEx for delivery. Returned to store