Would this work for a mat to kneel for working on cars?
182081
It's comfortable to kneel on, so why not. (but I have no experience working on cars...)
182082
hmmmmm.... It might be OK. I don't know if it would wear well if the floor you were using it on had any type of rough surface.
182083
I think this mat would be excellent for kneeling on a hard surface such as a concrete floor. However, I would want some information about the mat's resistance to chemicals such as gasoline and oil.
182084
i suppose so, but it really shines for standing and making small steps like you do in front of a sink or a washing machine.
2208317
Probably -- I used it on a GMC Terrain. Not easy to use or very sturdy, FWIW.
264395
Yes, it should. The only thing to check would be the width of your mat, but even then it should work.
1487998
It would probably work...I think it's thick enough to withstand the jag from your car door
496968
I think it could be used for any exercise equipment. You may just not need something so long. Guess it depends on that. I still highly recommend this mat.
534284
There are different speeds to the vibration and the lowest one could be considered similar to a car ride. This is a very big mat and might be too big for a regular sized car. OK for an SUV maybe. I just have a car and I know it would be too big for it.
152814
No, I wouldn't do it. My wife parked the car on one of my squares, that square has never been the same; these mats will tare in a weight room. I use mine to train in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, our toenails will pull up little chunks of the foam mat from time to time. Hope this helped.
232846
I don't see why it would not work. You might have the mat move on you some. I have noticed that the passenger side moves some when it is not seated correctly on the floor. The posts on the drivers side keep the mat from slipping when driving.
1165643
It would work for that as it is stiff how ever there are probably better options out there like a small gardening shovel or something like that.
1369309
The mat is thin and pretty pliable not stiff so it should work. It does the job of cooling down.
1694282
It should be good for shoes as well. This is a good quality product and I am using it for my car's steering wheel.
1679518
It would take some going over and over but it would work. It works best on carpet.
1135675
I think it would. I use my manduka towel on a manduka mat, so I could not honestly answer for another brand of mat. It works very well when slightly damp though.
1286497
Possibly, it is very sticky so it should stay put once in place. It will definitely help with traction but I think it might wear quickly - sorry that's the best I can offer :)
1389019
Yes. I actually used it to coat some running boards in my van. I get equipment out all the time on my knees and it never transfers.
1886194
It would cushion your knees fine but it's purpose is for balance training. If you are moving in different positions, it could make it more difficult. A thick yoga matt might serve you better and be a lot cheaper.
100240
The mat has velcro around perimeter that could be used for some traction if the floor was carpeted enough to adhere. Mat would slip across wood floor without something holding it in place. Hope this helps.