Would it be comfortable to walk on barefoot? Could a baby crawl on it comfortably?
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I use the BlockTile in a small pool changing room. It is comfortable to walk on and the pieces snap together easily. It is made of hard plastic with perforations so water can leak through easily. My kids (ages 3 and 5) have no problem walking on ir. But I do not think it would be comfortable for a baby to crawl on it since the material itself is very hard.
990851
I put the tiles down on hard dirt under a canopy. I walk on it barefoot all the time and it is fine. I would not want to crawl on it myself, so I wouldn't let a baby crawl on it
990852
I would be comfortable walking on it barefoot, it's a little rough but not bad. As for the baby crawling on it, it might be a little rough for those delicate little knees. It's not as abrasive as concrete but also not as smooth as a vinyl or ceramic tile floor.
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I walk on it barefoot and my 21 month old walks and plays on it. It is hard plastic. It's comfortable for me. But my comfortable level may be different from yours. We used it to cover our wooden deck floor so our daughter could play on it. I believe a baby could crawl on it comfortably. We will be moving it soon when we move to use under her play structure in our yard (concrete ground). Hope this helps.
990854
yes it would be comfortable to walk on barefoot. a baby could crawl on it however it is a little rough and is a hard surface, i would not allow my grand babay to crawl on it
1298129
Yes, I stand on it just in socks sometimes and it feels great. Sometimes I even prefer it that way, so shoes, no shoes you can go wrong.
1011141
Hi. It would be like an ottoman. You should still have enough convenient space to walk around. It sits in front of my sofa and there is enough space for me, my husband and our three daughters to kick our feet up but it doesn't take up much of the living room floor space.Hope this helps.
1239159
I bought this to sleep on in summer. Since my body feels ok with it, I think it is comfortable also to walk on barefoot.
1845150
Yeah I am now barefoot and foot doesn't slip, or it is hard to slip. I am getting another for my other room, great mat.
181631
I would. I wear an 8.5 so best to wear shoes. I can see that it would be tight with a size 13! But in the am I go barefoot. Good luck!
470841
No not at all. It is textured, but not harsh. I can step on it barefoot without concern.
109702
You'll need Infant Bootie for that. We used it from 4 months. Very easy and light. Ideal for traveling.
1436656
The feet are easy to come off and on, but to do the whole weekly would be alot of work. The kids love it! We bought it for our triplet grandbabies.
1793149
Yes, stride should be comfortable for a 5'4" person. My wife is 5'5" and she uses it on a regular basis.
945414
In my opinion, no. The sole isn't exactly thin but it's very flexible - if you walk over rocks or large gravel, you can definitely feel it.
826173
It Is possible but never happened. The foot rest is comfy for them so it isn't a natural tendancy to put your foot there. My oldest is almost 6 and still rides some. Her legs and feet are never an issue. She is very tall for her age. We love the stroller.
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For walking on yes, but playing and scratching- it will be marked with holes most likely. We have pencil/pen holes by my 3 year-old.
1226179
Not suitable for barefoot it would hurt my feet. I think it would work great under water. I don't know about chlorinated water.
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Not sure how comfortable this would be to sit on for a long period of time. It would probably feel like sitting on a tarp. If not secured by an infant seat, it may slide around a bit.
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Not slippery at all. A child can hop from one to the other in bare feet, shoes, or socks. They squish (deflate) when you step on them and then regain their shape after removing your foot.
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Problem is it would require a larger shoe than the one you are probably wearing. If you are not walking on it you may be able to get by with your existing shoe but it would have to be loose. I think because there is no way to keep it from sliding you may end up with a blister. I believe they have another product that has a strap that goes around the ankle that would keep it in place and keep it from sliding but you would still run into the same problem of it being larger than a sock.