MRO Extra Large Exercise Mat 12'x7'/9'x7'/7'x7'/7'x5'(7mm), High-Density Workout Mats for Home Gym Flooring, Non-Slip, Extra Thick Durable Cardio Mat, Ideal for Plyo, MMA, Jump Rope - Shoe Friendly

I love this mat. I workout in my basement on a concrete floor. I had a different flooring down (those puzzle piece mats). Those worked fine, but....not that easy to clean. (And I have an aging dog that started peeing on it...). I wanted something that I could roll up out of the way. This mat is AWESOME. It is just the right amount of padding, and it does not slide on the floor at all. It's easy to clean, super comfortable for jumping workouts, very durable and good quality. It's worth the price. I HIGHLY recommend it!

Great Quality & Thoughtful PackagingI absolutely love this exercise mat! The quality is outstanding-sturdy, comfortable, and built to last. The size is perfect, giving me plenty of space to move without feeling cramped. I also really appreciate the way it was packaged; it clearly shows the manufacturer cares about their product and the customer’s experience. Highly recommend!

I have not yet fully enjoyed this product as I am still painting and haven’t unrolled, however the measurements are exact and that’s the reason for my review. There’s not many gym Matts that I could find with the 9x7 dimensions, we have a two car garage that we split into two, making one side of the garage an “inside” garage with AC. And the dimensions of the walls are 9x14. So this Matt is perfect. Comes in convenient case and nice jump rope.

I've been working out in my basement, which has plank vinyl flooring directly over concrete. After a few months of different high intensity workouts, my heels started to really hurt and I realized I needed some cushioning. So I purchased this mat. I've found it has helped my heel pain significantly, and it is great to be doing jumping jacks on something a little more cushioned. However, it was extremely slippery at first. Like, holding a downward dog position resulted in both hands and feet slipping in opposite directions. I cleaned it with a household cleaning spray, and after using it a few times I realize the slipperiness got much better. Most exercises when I am on my feet are just fine - squats, lunges, jumping jacks, etc. It is definitely slippery when wet, so that can be a problem if your hands or arms are wet when you're trying to hold a plank. But I personally handle this by using a yoga mat on top for any floor work, and the yoga mat never moves. It's a good compromise for me. I also do think if you're planning to use it for yoga over a hard floor, a yoga mat on top is recommended for extra cushioning. This mat is thick enough for a little extra cushioning but it's probably not soft enough for knees or elbows.

The media could not be loaded. Appreciate the quality, seams very durable. Exactly as described. Would love the see a neutral aesthetic but happy with the black. Non slip and really hadn’t had any off gassing (like most rubbery mats). Perfect for lowering impact a bit and greatly increasing stability on slippy flooring.

Good quality, nonslip surface. Soft but not squishy. I have mine directly on cement in a basement. It does not move when used for vigorous exercise or weight lifting. Works when placed on carpet as well, it lays a little bumpy, but does not move much during exercises.

I wanted a mat for my home gym that would protect the new flooring underneath, have enough space for all my equipment, and have a good texture for yoga/pilates. This mat checks all the boxes and I'm happy with how it works.The logo is big and ugly, but at least it's in a corner.Mine had a moderate smell initially, but that faded quickly. The edges are also lying flat after a few weeks.

When I got this and rolled it out I thought to myself that I made a mistake. Too thin - needs to be thicker for a concrete floor. I was wrong. I have my bare knees on it, doing weight bearing exercises and my knees are fine. I can see the temporary indent made when I press down in localized spots which shows me cushioning is happening. Glad to be wrong, it is working as intended.