Is it a hard rock mat or if you step into it it's squishy
2014271
Hi. My daughter said "It is squishy, but will still support you if you fall. ". Hope this helps.
2014272
It is not rock hard. I have 2 of them as fall protection and they do give a little.
2014273
It does give, but I wouldn't say squishy. I think it is firm enough for good ankle support but soft enough if you land on a bony part like your knee or elbow.
2014274
It is not a hard rock, but it is VERY firm. There's give when you step on it. My daughter used it for cheer tumbling (cartwheels/roundoffs/etc).
1854284
It has rubber feet but they are not in a good location. Instead of being at the very farthest corners/edges of the mat, they are drilled into the center of the slat (about a cm from the edge). Because of this, it is common to step on the edge of the mat and cause it to topple onto its side. Easy solution: don't step on the edge of the mat. Consequent problem: You need to be mega-careful about where you set your foot down. After owning this for three years I've concluded it's easier to just use a towel mat and wash it.
1457582
Stays where you put it. I use the mat on a hard wood floor as well and have had no issues.
2164445
It's definitely soft enough. If you're working on a smooth surface, like wood or something, it might skid along the floor. Hope this helps!
1930502
It is very heavy it doesn't slip much. I wouldn't worry about damaging the tiles
1603215
Uh, rigid, def not soft rubber so if your worried about a wood floor scratching up or something then this is not for you. Hope this helped!
470841
No not at all. It is textured, but not harsh. I can step on it barefoot without concern.
330122
It is not squishy at all. I need its support in the car on long trips to keep my knees up a little so that I get good circulation to my ankles and feet.
2243774
I would describe it as firm, but not hard as rocks. I love mine and it really helps with tailbone pain, which is why I got it. I move it about the house with me, wherever I plan to sit for awhile.
2100521
My brother owns these mats and in my opinion the are sturdy and hard. Good to protect you floor and equipment, but jumping around on them does not give much comfort, because they are hard, firm and don't give.
403860
While I can't answer your question definitively, I can say that mine is on a low nap textured carpet and I'm glad I bought the mat. I don't think that it would be as solid without it.
222661
It is not stiff as a board. It's semi soft. I put my feet on it and try not to dent the corners by placing a throw pillow under my feet.
678466
It's pretty thin, but the top is crinkled, so less slippery than carpet. Your weight would push whatever touches the floor down into the mat--so it might actually be worth a try.
250629
It is flexible. It is a fairly heavy fabric, I think it is some kind of synthetic material and it is very smooth which I think is part of the problem in it sliding to the floor.
921474
I have hard wood floors and I lie the baby on it and it doesnt seem to bother her. About the thickness of the mat its not like a gym pad. Its more like a bed comforter thickness.
1564553
Not really. It's pretty firm. While it would "give" a little, I don't think you'd consider it squishy.
2144970
I would discribe it as a hard rubber feeling. It holds the shape it's shipped in for a while (rolled up), I got mine in the summer and an afternoon in the sun flattened it right out. It also has a nonskid feeling too. So things don't slide well on it, a good thing for me. The raised letters and circles can be dented, so it does act like plastic in that regard. I had a plastic milk crate filled with stuff in back that dented the raised spot where the tie downs are. Overall I like the mat very much.