Neoprene Rubber Mats, 6"x 6" Adhesive Foam Padding Weather Stripping Non-Slip Furniture Pads Black Rubber Insulation Anti-Vibration Pads (6 Pack)

Good, consistent pads.

My husband uses a terrific kidney-shaped lap desk daily and it rests on the arms of his recliner. He bought a new leather recliner though and was afraid the constant rubbing would wear and damage the leather. I love crafts and decided to look for something like this. It worked perfectly and was so easy to apply to the back of the board. Problem solved!

Not good for the need I had which was sitting a 600 pound Smith Machine on them. To thin and too flimsy for my needs.

Perfect for using on pour-in pads for farriers. I also used it on a component timer lid inside our fish feeder so if it falls in the pond again it will float.

I used these to stick to the inside of my dogs house to help insulate during the winter. A couple fell off, but they do have a very strong adhesive on them. These two, might have just been a bit less. I did put a lot up, so loosing two wasn't too bad.

This stuff looks pretty good. Dimensions are true to description. The foam rubber is good quality with no signs of little crumbs breaking off. I would describe it as medium firm - squeezing it between two fingers compresses it to about one-half thickness. It is fairly stiff, it will not bend very much to adhere to much of a curve, probably best used on flat surfaces.

I needed to cushion a cylindrical item (about 1.5 - 2 inch diameter), applied to a smooth clean surface, but within hours the adhesive started to fail, and the mat began peeling back along the edges due to the "memory" of the rubber trying to straighten itself out. Ultimately I used zip ties to hold the mat against the cylindrical item and it's OK. Can't speak to other applications, but I imagine a perfectly flat surface would hold to the mat better. And if you actually want something that peels off and removes easily, well you might just like this.

Used these as a cushion between my coolant reservoir and brake lines to avoid rubbing. Exactly what I was looking for.