Ryan G.
Ok...
Not a gold choice if your a heavy dumbbell lifter like me...leaves terrible indents in the mats if you leave weight down for more then 10 minutes. Overall good for the price compared to other prices of mats on the market. But I honestly do wish I would've just spent the extra money for a better quality mat so I can be lazy around my gym at home and leaves weights laying around without ruining my mats :( Lol
Response from Get RungFeb 10, 2016
Ryan, thanks for the comments. It's not a matter of quality its a matter of choosing the right product for the application. If you are doing weight lifting, you typically use rubber not foam. Foam indents, can't avoid it. I would suggest a thin rubber mat in the area you are doing tour weight dropping and resting. Thanks




