Good product

I rent, I have zero control over my flooring, and it's all carpet. I wanted a treadmill and I have high-er pile carpet, so I needed a mat. The treadmill I got was easily moveable, so I needed a mat that would be just as versatile. This baby was perfect -- longer than I needed it to be, unfolded and laid flat right away, folds back up like a breeze. Best of all--NO disgusting plastic or rubbery off-gas smell unlike most other mats I've been around. Even after leaving my treadmill on it for several months, the grooves quickly popped back into shape and you'd never know the treadmill had been on it at all. Would absolutely buy from this brand again.

I didnt like a thick mat. I liked the mat to be a little cushioned. I liked the mat to be something soft enough to exercise on, and also tough enough to be used under a heavy equipment mat without any slip with hard grip to floor.Stamina fold to fit, had all these features for me.I needed the length to be 8.5 feet that I can use it under concept 2 rower, but this one was only 7 feet. It is nice if Stamina sells the mat with longer than 7 feet for rower.My solution was to cut one foot from fold line and put this piece under front feet of rower. Still no slip.Would recommend this mat. If you want a mat for barbell workout, this is not for you, but if you want for under equipment, or a mat to stretch on, this is perfect mat for this purpose.

I got this mat for my elipitial machine. It was easy to fold to size and does not slip at all. Yet is it smooth enough that I can easily pull out the machine with the mat staying in place when I use it, then push it back in place to keep it out of the way. It is not super thick but holds up well. I am very happy with this item.

Llegué a tiempo y en buen estado. Sirve bien com mi bicicleta!

El tapete cumple su función de proteger el piso, es resistente y durable

I looked at a great number of options before selecting this mat (bought 2), and I couldn't be happier with my choice. One advantage for me is that this mat is larger than most offered in the "exercise" and "equipment" categories on most Web sites. The extra square-footage offered a better fit for the space available in my exercise area, which was important in protecting the carpet in a rented apartment. The two mats, together, provide an almost perfect fit, while offering plenty of space for my purpose--exercise, not equipment support. With regard to equipment support, however, I can say that the treadmill in my exercise area would be supported much better by one of these mats than it is by a discount store pad, which is what it now stands on. No comparison in quality between the mat being reviewed and the equipment pad in use now. The mat wins, hands down.For a small apartment, with limited open floor space, the fold-up feature of these mats is a real winner. The folded size of the mat (36Lx12Wx1.5H) makes it easy to store under a bed or other furniture, or even on a shelf in a closet, as the weight of each mat is quite manageable for overhead storage. The "folds lines" for each 12" section are somewhat thinner than the "mat" sections, which is what allows the sections to be folded, but the relative thinness in no way compromises the durability of the mat. I've used the mats for several months, folding and unfolding regularly, and there are no signs of wear or deterioration of either the folds or the section surfaces. The convenience of folding for storage, along with the compact, folded size, has made the mats the perfect choice for exercise where floor protection is necessary. I've had the interlocking squares, roll-out mats, yoga mats, etc., and none compare with the quality and durability of this fold-up mat.The mat's textured surface provides a bit of grip, even when exercising with socks on the feet. The surface is even more "grippy" when barefoot. The mat can be used with either side "up," so you don't have to wrestle with deciding how to unfold the mat for use. The folds keep the mat from lying completely flat, due to the "memory effect" of the material after being folded, but the effect isn't enough to cause any real problems when exercising. I've never tripped over a fold, for example, as the very slight protrusion isn't enough to cause tripping. Only mentioned here because the mat doesn't lie perfectly flat when unfolded after being stored, then used again for short duration before being folded again. I'm not sure whether the mat would flatten completely if left unfolded for a period of time, but I suspect the slightly raised areas would eventually flatten completely. I can imagine the mat might shift during exercise when placed over some surfaces, but I haven't experienced that problem when placed over fairly dense carpet. The "slipping" problem could be addressed easily with some strategically placed Velcro or tape or weights.For exercising, this mat (2x, in my case) has been an excellent choice: quality material, easy to move and to store, protects the carpet perfectly, provides some cushioning for exercise, and is inexpensive compared to a number of other options. Highly recommended, based on my experience.

I live in a wonderful Victorian in San Francisco, so gorgeous but the hardwood floors aren't insulated. I turned 30 this year and started getting serious about keeping my figure so the plan was to wake up at 5:30am to workout in the mornings but I was worried it would annoy my neighbors on cardio days. I wanted something to ease the noise from jumping around to cardio videos, large enough that I wouldn't have to shorten the moves too much, quick and easy to take out and put away, wouldn't slide around or tear during things like jump lunges and jacks, and not so sticky that I would tweak a knee catching my shoes on it while pivoting during cardio. This wonderful mat actually met all those requirements. It is the perfect thing to layout for a workout and I haven't received any complaints from my neighbors so it does muffle the sound. After a month of daily, sometimes twice a day, use it still looks new. There are two sides so I put the stickier one towards the floor and the smoother side is perfect for moving around with gym shoes. It is really thick and has some heft to it so for a coordinated cardio person it stays perfectly in place. Yes, this mat does get slippery when you take your workout shoes off and put moist feet on it to stretch so I just lay down my yoga mat on top. If it was sticky enough like a yoga mat to hold you in downward dog then it would be a terrible cardio mat so this isn't really a complaint just something to be aware of. I actually still lay this firm mat down and put my yoga mat on top while I do my yoga videos because it is so much more comfortable than just having my hardwood floors underneath. One of my more useful workout purchases to date :)

This mat differentiates itself a bit, in that it has the 1 ft. sectionals that allow you to fold it up to meet your own space requirements. At 7' x 3' (L x W), it is functional enough to cover most any space for one exercise equipment piece (though you should obviously measure for longer or larger-sized equipment pieces). I used this for a foldable, magnetic bike, which was intentionally more compact, as I don't like having huge amounts of space taken up by my exercise stuff.Obviously, once you do fold ups, you have to judge for yourself where the extra padding comes into play, so as not to offset your equipment's balance. Or, you could theoretically cut the mat, though I chose not to, in case I want to extend its use later.The mat is perfect for protecting your floor-- in my case, carpet-- catching sweat, separating the floor space to dedicate it for your exercise area. Could also be used as a general floor mat for exercise (e.g. yoga). You do need to stretch it and weigh it down appropriately to get the flat shape you want, due to the folds, but this was not a problem in my own usage. I set it up very quickly, was able to place the equipment on it, with minimal fuss.It is just a mat. Utility-wise, works as designed and expected.