Ultra-Soft Extra-Thick Non-Slip Memory Foam Long Bath Runner Mat (2 ft x 5 ft, Grey)

This is a nice cushioned mat to step on after showering! Love it and glad they carry the color brown!

2nd purchase, last one lasted a few years before it began to look a mess. It's a bathmat.

Soft, seems absorbent. Stays flat, does not slip too much. Overall nice, but the smell from this item is intensely chemical and lasted for nearly a week after we opened the package. It continues to linger in lessening degrees, but if you have sensitivities, you will not want to choose this item unless you can air it out prior to use.

We bought a grey one for our bathroom that looks great. Bought a 2nd one for in front of our washer and dryer but in tan. This is puke yellow. If you buy this, avoid tan.

It is a great bath mat and has held up very well, however, out of the box, it will slide all over the place over a short amount of time. The remedy is to either buy non-slip tape or rubber pads for the bottom and that will earn it a five star rating, if the manufacturer would imply better grips. All in all, good purchase and the size is exact with maybe a few cm in error.

I love these rugs. I use them everywhere in my house. I have them in my kitchen, laundry room, bottom of the stairs, and by my back door. They are easy to vacuum and throw in the laundry. The cushion lasted about 2 years, but I need to replace them now. Good quality for the price.

I bought a few memory foam mats and this one was most affordable, and thick!

The mat had a lot of cushion and was nice to stand on when working in the kitchen. The material collected a lot of debris and became “dirty” very quickly. I vacuumed it frequently to keep it looking nice. Although it was supposed to be washable, I found that the padding couldn’t handle it and bunched up after a few washes. This caused one side to have a large lump along the edge. You can we see the bunched up padding in he picture- I slit open the side to see if I could fix it. Unfortunately it looked like the padding was dissolving and had detached from where it had been sown into the seam.