Sky Solutions Oasis Anti Fatigue Mat - Cushioned 3/4 Inch Comfort Floor Mats for Kitchen, Office & Garage - Padded Pad for Office - Non Slip Foam Cushion for Standing Desk (20" x 32", Gray)

I love this mat. I bought one for quite a lot more money from another vendor that, while attractive in a pretty print, was nowhere near this cushioned and comfortable. That one was relegated to the utility room in the basement. This one is so thick and bouncy. It definitely makes standing in front of the sink a lot easier. I just wipe it down and it cleans up quickly. The red is more of a burgundy, which was a little disappointing as my kitchen accents are a true, bright red. I can live with it. Worth the money, unlike the first one I bought. Recommend.

I bought one of these to stand on at my kitchen sink and my husband liked it so much that he asked me to buy another for our bathroom as he was always tripping on the rug we had. It is very cushiony and stays put and doesn't slide around on our laminated floors. My husband had to remove our bathroom door and plane down the bottom as the rug is really nice and thick and the door was scraping on it. It has that wonderful beveled edge that makes it almost impossible to trip on. It's a quality product and should last us for quite some time. Easy to clean too.

You don't know me, Amanda, but the future depends on your reading this review and buying this mat. It is incredibly comfortable and durable, and it comes with one of the most creative marketing inserts I have ever seen. The bliss you will experience as a result of this mat will set in motion a chain of events that will prevent disaster for future generations.At least, that's what the marketing insert that came with it said, and who am I to argue with them? The mat itself is of very high quality and reasonably priced, so whether there really is a Skybot 3000 sending out marketing messages from the future or not, you won't be disappointed in buying this mat. And that goes for anyone out there, not just Amanda.

I bought this mat to stand on while I braid hair. So far it's been a life saver for my feet. It's thick a comfortable enough to stand on for hours, even without shoes, because sometimes I kick those off after a while.

I bought a similar one exactly the same but a different color of round eight years ago and it just started the side started turning, but that’s that’s understandable when you are on it constantly this literally is a lifesaver for your back your legs anyone that’s doing dishes or standing around the kitchen island. It is a must run don’t walk. It’s $35 I believe and it is the cheapest priced one I could find but the quality is about like a $200 Matt.

I am going to give a rambling review that will eventually get to the point. The product came in a HUGE box, and I opened the door to find the mailman who did NOT deliver it, fighting the big box for supremacy of my front porch. Poor guy wanted to deliver a small package and get a signature, and the HUGE box was taking up a lot of the porch. I am guessing that the UPS delivery guy for the HUGE box climbed the stairs like a cat and left the package without knocking, as usual. One day I will catch him and say hi. I think UPS drivers must be very shy. The mailman, when I opened the door, was slightly embarrassed at being caught grappling with the HUGE box, and said "There is a really BIG box here." He was holding a little box, but I saw the HUGE box beside him and understood. I was amazed at the HUGE box and agreed. I griped about UPS men with cat feet, and the nice mailman did not comment. I think he was scared of the box which may have been winning the battle before I interrupted. But back to the HUGE box and the mat... The mat is 32 inches on its longest side, and the box was easily four feet tall and the mat was on the bottom of the box. On top of it was a LOT of brown paper, ALL IN ONE PIECE! I opened the box, wondering what I had bought that was the size of a ten-year old child (which I am pretty sure I did not order, because that would be illegal, and they eat a lot anyway. Children, that is). The paper was in one piece and I pulled and pulled and felt like one of those magicians with the silk scarves. About every 12 feet of paper, I would tear it and put it in a bag for the dumpster, get another bag... Three bags total! Inside was the mat and a note that said I have to leave a review because someone named Amanda Hamilton will set in motion events that will change the course of history, if only the review is glowing. So... Amanda? This is a glowing review, or will be as soon as I get through the PAPER TRAUMA, so click or whatever. Change the course of history. Now. Is anyone still reading this? OK, fine. I will now review the mat. It really is a good mat. My feet hurt a lot and I stood on the mat in the kitchen and sighed happily. It was more costly than the other mats, but it really might change the course of my history but making me happy for short periods of time. It is thick and heavy and does not slide around. It is a good mat. And I do not hold it personally responsible for the HUGE box of paper that killed at least one tree. I would have loved a few different colors to match my kitchen, but I got the black and it looks nice beside my black dishwasher door. I like the mat.

I bought this mat to put in front of my kitchen sink to make washing dishes and prepping for meals a little more comfortable. They were exactly what I hoped for. Nice level of cushion, easy to clean, beveled edges are a nice touch to prevent tripping. I decided to buy 2 more mats as a gift to my mom for her kitchen because she spends long hours in the kitchen preparing meals for the extended family. When she got hers she said they were "heavenly". I am very happy with this product.After I bought these I saw a similar product at Bed Bath and Beyond, they were more expensive and thinner. I'm still happy with my purchase.

I bought these because my beloved other gel mats were completely cracked and worn out after 4 years of use in the kitchen. They had cost me about $75 a piece, and I couldn't swing that right now. Because of the excellent reviews, and the cheap price ($19 each) I purchased these. When standing on them, my heels can sink to the floor. I'm not heavy at 140 lb. They are fairly cushy, but just not nearly as dense as my previous mats (whose name rhymes with welcro). These are also very lightweight, and they slide around on my hardwood floors. These are better for my feet and legs than standing on the plain floor, but I plan on replacing them with the other brand again as soon as I can afford to do so.