Is this bath mat comfortable to stand on? I have a foot injury and I need something soft.
859551
no i do not think it is comfortable.....i had toes surgery and this mat is not comfortable...it is not anything special...kind of what you expect from this type of mat...i saw a gel mat. maybe that would be better
859552
It is very comfortable to my wife and me. That is why have gotten rid of several other mats and now use these exclusively. Only complaint is water will not drain well under it. Needs to have holes punched over the drain for water to drain thru or take the mat up at the end of each shower to drain the water. This leaves you standing in water for a while.
859553
You can feel the suction cups when you are standing on it, but the surface is quite comfortable.
1702919
Yes it is comfortable but not for a long period. I have a pillow in the back but I still touch the floor
1168270
Not real soft, I was getting afraid of slipping on the tile, is why we bought this one. I wouldn't buy it for tender feet.
1934405
If they are set properly to your feet, it is very comfortable. When I first got it I didn't have it set tight enough and it hurt the upper part of my foot. Properly set you can use this barefooted.
1491977
Not real soft, but not bad. Is hard to explain. I have diabetes, so feet bother me. I wanted it primarily so I wouldn't slip. Sorry I couldn't help more!
832087
It's good for standing but definitely not the best. My colleague has one that is much thicker and provides more cushion. That said, the mat is much to soft for a rolling chair.
495824
It's not scratchy... But it's not soft either... It's no more uncomfortable than a tub without a mat... Just safer.
384583
Yes it is comfortable, I think the Rubbermaid (white) one was more comfortable and safer on tubs with textured floors though. This one has a bad smell that takes awhile to go away.I agree with Jessica!
1480453
Yes, its ok on feet too. I only wear size 7 shoe, so I can really only use 1 of the rotating heads at a time. It does help though with planters fasciitis and tired feet, although it's much better on the body.
1960680
I wouldn't recommend it because it's textured so it feels rough on skin. But perhaps worse, it's too thin at only 3/8" to provide cushioning for an area as sensitive as the knees. It would be especially stressful if you bow and move during prayer as some Muslims and Buddhist do. I'd recommend something 3/4-1" thick and very firm, like a child's play mat. They are made to cushion falls. You might even consider using a chair pad or sleeping pillow, whether memory foam, regular foam or feather.
177485
I am recovering from a lower back injury so i don't stretch to the maximum, i'm probably using it like a person of short stature would. I can't say so for a really tall person. I do really love this mat :)
547018
Hi Liz,I bought this product last Christmas and my feet touch the mattress too; I guess it all comes down to whats comfortable for you. That said, with my back I ended up putting two additional pillows (a synthetic and a down pillow) on top but even with that my feet still touch the mattress, it is comfortable though. Of course with time the leg rest pillow flattens out some. One thing you might try is to turn it around as the angles are different on either side, you probably know that already though. good luck.I am currently looking at a product that has the back and head pillow, attached to the leg rest as a single unit. Hi Liz,I bought this product last Christmas and my feet touch the mattress too; I guess it all comes down to whats comfortable for you. That said, with my back I ended up putting two additional pillows (a synthetic and a down pillow) on top but even with that my feet still touch the mattress, it is comfortable though. Of course with time the leg rest pillow flattens out some. One thing you might try is to turn it around as the angles are different on either side, you probably know that already though. good luck.I am currently looking at a product that has the back and head... » Read More Hi Liz,I bought this product last Christmas and my feet touch the mattress too; I guess it all comes down to whats comfortable for you. That said, with my back I ended up putting two additional pillows (a synthetic and a down pillow) on top but even with that my feet still touch the mattress, it is comfortable though. Of course with time the leg rest pillow flattens out some. One thing you might try is to turn it around as the angles are different on either side, you probably know that already though. good luck.I am currently looking at a product that has the back and head pillow, attached to the leg rest as a single unit. « Show Less
1168271
I, too, have bad feet. I found these mats very comfortable for my feet and very safe. They are heavy and last a long time. Good luck and enjoy.
865982
absolutely. I have bad knees as well as neuropathy in both feet. I needed something that kept me from sliding and hurting myself in the shower. We always had problems finding a bathmat that would stick to the shower floor. This one sticks great and I never slip. Hope this helps
1387713
I think you will be fine although I noticed my feet slipping a bit I don't now if it was just me not the mat. I haven't done much Yoga since this is the reason why I purchased it. I used it for about 40 minutes I was fine after adjusting myself I think because I am tall (5'11) and positioning myself accurately for each pose can be a factor on slippage.
927802
could be on the ground but you'll want a matt of some kind to keep ground debris from your feet out of the tub. am totally happy w/it - is used every day and sometimes 2x!
266965
I stand on it with thin socks. It has helped tremendously with my back pain. Takes getting used to though.