fiXte Deluxe Heavy Duty Non-Slip Rubber Door Wedge Stopper (1, Light Grey/Cream)

I’m very glad I finally bought this. I had been using a dumbbell as a makeshift door stop for my kitchen door, which wasn’t practical.In terms of size, it’s a fairly standard wedge — possibly even slightly smaller than some — which I actually prefer. It doesn’t stand out on the floor and is barely noticeable once in place. Despite its compact size, it holds my heavy kitchen door very securely.The material is slightly soft and flexible rather than rock-hard. That softness is actually what makes it effective — it compresses slightly under the door, creating a tighter grip against both the floor and the door edge. This gives it excellent slip resistance and stability.It wedges firmly and doesn’t slide back out under pressure. You can also adjust how wide the door remains open depending on where you position it.In terms of sturdiness and durability, the rubber feels thick and well-made. It doesn’t feel flimsy, and it doesn’t mark the floor or door.Aesthetically, the light grey/cream colour blends in well and looks neutral rather than industrial.For the price, it feels very good value for money given the quality and reliability.Overall, a simple product that works extremely well — small, subtle, and strong enough for a heavy door.

The best door stop I have ever owned! Its sleek aerodynamic shape means it’s as fast as it looks. It has speed grooves along the top for an extra sporty look. The underside has a void with enough space for a nitro kit and subwoofer. It’s low profile gives it an aggressive stance and the matte grey finish is sure to turn heads.

As with most of my reviews I am always honest and try to review items after a long use period - in the case of these door stoppers over a year of use now.Pros:-Long Lasting - I have seen some reviews state these are cheap and cheerful and another state 'ready for the bin after a month' but honestly we have been using these for over a year and found they have been long lasting without any issues apart from the slight lack of grip mention below in 'cons'. You can also see the wear and tear clearly in my pictures and video so you can get a better idea of what they look like after long term use.Flexible/Better for Wooden Floors - We haver previously tried the hard wedges before and found these tend to scratch our wooden floors sometimes so wanted to move away from them. These are flexible rubber which we find is more kind to wood.Colour - Okay so this is not a 'pro' really but I thought I would mention it as others have stated these are 'grey' and not that nice looking. You can see the colour clearly from my pictures and video to get a better idea of the cream/grey colour before you buy but generally the colour is what we expected from the sellers pictures - plus we like grey as it does not stand out like the black wedge alternatives can.Good thickness - The wedges suit many different doors in our house, some with a wider gap at the bottom than others which is no issue at all.Cons:-The only thing that made me drop a star in the ratings was that the grip can sometimes be not as 'grippy' depending where the wedge is used. You can see from my video that they sometimes need a firm push in to ensure they grip firmly - mostly on tiles or wood floors - so we can understand why others have stated this too. Is this a deal breaker? No. This is just something I thought would be useful to point out but, again in the video, you can see that the wedges are fine on carpet/tiles/wood floors if they are under the door firmly enough.My dog loves these. So this is not a 'con' really but you need to be aware that your dog may run off with these and chew them. Just something to watch out for.After a year of use I am more than happy to say I would buy these again without a doubt.

Great quality and good thickness and good wall protection and stable

Delighted

Too bendy - not sturdy enough for the weight of the door unfortunately.

Cheap and does as described

Rubbish.Not solid rubber like a proper door stop, I knew that but didn't think it would be as useless as it is.Kick it under the door and it just fold and crumples.It still slides on tiles too