YaktraxAll-Season Boot and Shoe-Tray , Black

I have 10.5, my girlfriend 9.5. This tray is large enough for us to put down 3 pair of shoes or boots. It has a nice rim around it to keep the yuck inside the tray and seems sturdy for the price. a very good deal and a great way to protect your floors/carpets.

I needed a boot tray that would fit in a small space near our door and this was the perfect fit! We live in upstate NY and our winters are no joke, this catches everything and is easy to clean. It holds my large pair of winter boots and my husbands size 13 boots as well. I could probably fit a third pair of my shoes on there but no need.

I purchased this to use as a tray beneath my two dogs' double diner and 64 oz. no-tip water bowl. It was a perfect fit. I like that the water does not soak through to the flooring underneath as it did with microfiber mats (my dogs are sloppy drinkers). Cleaning is a breeze - I just rinse it off and towel dry. The lip around the edge keeps everything from sliding off the mat. I was pleased with the price I paid and it shipped promptly.

As others have said, the company that made this used a glue which is impossible to remove to attach the paper (see the picture) to the tray itself. I tried scrubbing it for about half an hour and there's still goo on it.It also bothers me a little that the tray is not perfectly flat - it curves up in the center.That said, the tray itself is fine and holds all of our shoes without a problem, though my husband's size 12 shoes just barely fit length-wise. We also usually have my shoes and two sets of baby shoes, for a total of 3-4 pairs of shoes.I kind of wish I had bought the rectangular tray rather than this almost bow-tie shaped one, only because I feel it woudl've given us more options about where to put the shoes. It would also be a little more stylish that way.Oh, one last thing - this tray has a pattern on the plastic so that when you put your shoes on it, they aren't flat against the tray - it helps wtih drying of wet shoes. However, this doesn't really work because the pattern is only raised a tiny bit - not enough to actually help with this.Bottom line - this is fine for the money, but I wouldn't buy it again (mostly because I'd prefer a rectangle shaped one)

I put one by my front door and one by my back door and it has done a great job of keeping the salt and water stains from snowy and salty boots and shoes. It's sturdy, and can be easily rinsed or washed off in a utility sink to get rid of dirt and salt. I'll be able to use this tray year after year, as long as I remember where I put it in the attic once spring arrives!!

What's there to say. It's a well made tray that works like it says. I had one for a year and just bought these two. Of course they showed up in a big stack at my big box home center the next week . arrrgghhh. Well made and a good size.

I purchased this boot tray to put under our dogs water bowl. It works like a charm. If the water bowl tips the water stays in the tray and not all over the floor. It's made of a black rigid plastic, and has a ridge around it to keep the water contained. For its intended use it would work well. As a way to contain water spilled from the dog dish it works great.

The tray is what I expected, so I'm not disappointed about size or shape; but it comes with a large label that leaves impossible-to-remove glue all over the tray after you take the label off.Some people might not mind but I do. It's not because you're going to put your shoes on it that it has to look dirty. I tried everything to remove the glue, to no avail. Because the surface of the tray is not smooth, you cannot use a razor blade. Solvents and goo-off-type products had no effect on the glue. So here we are, after an hour of cleaning, with a boot tray that collects everything (dust, feathers, you name it). That might be ok in a garage, but not inside the house.