Would these get me to and from the locker room and pool at the local gym safely? The tile in the locker room is slippery.
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I put mine on in the locker room, and walk out to the pool with no problem. The soles look like they are made to prevent slips.
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For sure .. they have a textured bottom that will give you grip. I wear them on fiberglass boat deck with no problem.
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They are slippery and you have to be very careful. Look for ones that have no slip strips on them like Bathguard. Much safer!
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It can be a little slick but it isn't too bad for working out. That's what I have been using it for and I have never had a problem. It has a texture to it that helps keep a better grip. They do stay interlocked well when you are moving around on them.
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I do not see why. Although my guess is if they get wet, there could be a slight chance of slippage depending what they are being used for. I have them in my basement where I workout, lifting weights. I sweat and drip onto the mats. But I am not running on them. Hope this helps. Good Luck! Happy 4th!
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I would not just due to risk of falling is heigh. Shower is wet and slippery and pole could slide out
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Lisa,I honestly don't know. They seem rubbery, but my guess would be some other sort of synthetic and not rubber. I could see how silicone hot pads would stick great to a gym floor. These markers would definitely slide a bit more than that. Whenever there is grit on the floor, they slide the most actually. The funny thing is that when I wipe them down with Clorox wipes to disinfect them between uses, that just makes them a bit more sticky, even after it dries. They were so cheap when I bought them, compared to these other markers I used to use (and wanted again!), that I just took my chances. Sorry I couldn't help you more! Lisa,I honestly don't know. They seem rubbery, but my guess would be some other sort of synthetic and not rubber. I could see how silicone hot pads would stick great to a gym floor. These markers would definitely slide a bit more than that. Whenever there is grit on the floor, they slide the most actually. The funny thing is that when I wipe them down with Clorox wipes to disinfect them between uses, that just makes them a bit more sticky, even after it dries. They were so cheap when I bought them, compared to these other markers I used to use (and wanted again!), that I just took my... » Read More Lisa,I honestly don't know. They seem rubbery, but my guess would be some other sort of synthetic and not rubber. I could see how silicone hot pads would stick great to a gym floor. These markers would definitely slide a bit more than that. Whenever there is grit on the floor, they slide the most actually. The funny thing is that when I wipe them down with Clorox wipes to disinfect them between uses, that just makes them a bit more sticky, even after it dries. They were so cheap when I bought them, compared to these other markers I used to use (and wanted again!), that I just took my chances. Sorry I couldn't help you more! « Show Less
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We have an RV park, with public restrooms and showers. We placed these outside the showers, for a place to stand while drying off. Our guests seem to like them. They have been in place for a couple of months. So far, they leave no marks on the floor. Our floor is painted concrete. I can't imagine them hurting tile. Like anything else, I recommend lifting them and cleaning under them routinely.
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I don't go to the gym so I don't really know how they would do. I would suggest purchasing a set of comply foam tips as they seal up nicely and seem to me they would stay in place during a work out.
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Best to wear grippy socks while tumbling. My daughter has said she finds it a bit slippery otherwise.
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It depends on what you are doing. I have 2 mats side by side and do tons of lateral cardio movements (jumping, sprints, etc) between the two. Over the course of an hour the mats will slip maybe a total of 1" with heavy use. If I am just lifting weights there is no slippage.
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Not in the summer. If you get water on them in the winter, and it freezes, then they can get a little icey. Once you step out of the hot tub onto the stairs though, the hot water plus yor body weight usually breaks up he ice almost instantly. So no, they don't really get slippery unless you have very thick ice on them.
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Yes they are great mats, if they get really wet they may become slippery, but not just from sweat.
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We have had no slipping on the tile floors we come in contact with. They are absolutely marvelous. The only time we have had a slip is if it encountered a bit of dog hair on the floor (from our new long haired dog.)
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I haven't noticed them being slippery, the probably do some but I have been very happy with them for the price.
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I have had no problems with them slipping. You might try wrapping something on the ankle under your weights to help hold them tighter.
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I do use them at the gym but when doing cardio I use my towel often, better safe than sorry.
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Ive used a towel before and its worked fine. I have invested in toesox which really help with the slipping. More practice and the more the mat will break in.