BOWERBIRD Premium Air Cushion Bathtub Mat with 800+ Air-Filled Cells, Provide Unprecedented Cushioned and Soft Comfort, Reduce Fatigue on Your Feet

Well cushioned!! Nonslip even with bubble baths. Perfect size. Great value. Looks great! Easy to apply snd remove for cleaning.Have used daily for months. No issues… super comfy snd safe. No issues either mold but I faithfully rinse either clear water immediately after each use snd hand on towel rack to completely dry which only takes a short time. Best May EVER!

I wasn't sure what to expect after reading reviews. But I needed a mat and after reading and also noting the review responses by the company, I made the effort to read and follow the directions that accompanied this which specified how to use it the first time and make sure it sticks to the tub. Some reviews contained reports of problems with it not adhering, and the potential dangers as a result. Look, if you follow the directions that come with this mat, you should not have any problems. The directions worked beautifully.Another problem that some reviews mentioned were incidences of mold. I can see where that could happen but if precautions are taken, mold can be avoided by removing the mat after each use and letting it air dry. Leaving it sitting in place where water sits can produce mold, therefore, I suggest removing it and hanging it over the tub side.Cleaning it is relatively easy. I use a scrub brush (meant for dishes) which gets in and around the suction cups nicely. Works like a charm and keeps it in beautiful condition.What sold me on this mat was the claim that it had a cushion. I wanted a mat that was comfortable for bathing purposes. This exceeded my expectations. It's incredibly SOFT and cushiony. Every time I step on it, I'm reminded of how much I like it. It's comfortable to stand on for showers and very comfy to sit on when bathing. My only complaint, (perhaps suggestion) would be to make it larger. It's relatively small and could be so much better if it were bigger.

Ok, I have one of those tubs that has a half-pipe bottom that's honestly a near-death trap. I rent so I'm not doing anything about it, except get a really good non-slip mat. I've had a few that were terrible, one that was good but I needed to replace, and then this one. The cups are quite pliable and stick well, you don't feel them them through the material, and ONCE YOU GET IT SET it stays in place quite well. It's very comfortable to the feet as well, and I have bad feet.That said, for whatever reason it tends to flip up on the end so it tends to hold water after your shower, so it will grow some gunk if you don't keep it clean. I have to pick it off the bottom and drain it after every shower. I little bit of a pain, and one I didn't have to have with my previous loofah style one since it was permeable and drained, but got really dingy really fast. Also you do want to spray something on it, I use a disinfecting cleaner that I HOPE won't shorten the life of the thing and rinse it hard after to keep the gunk from accumulating. Still since my primary goal is not having a slip occur when using the tub to shower in then it's very good for that, again as long as you check it before you get on it to ensure no slimy gunk has been growing on it.Of the two most successful ones I've tried, and there may be more but I've tried a number of them, the loofah style with suction cups around the edges and this one are the only ones I know of that honestly make me feel secure when standing on a tub bottom with sloped, rounded edges for a bottom. And I HAVE fallen in the stupid thing in the past. This one is more comfortable to me and stays looking clean much longer with minimal cleaning effort. The loofah style, after a few months, even after going through the washing machine, still looked so dingy I hated having guests look at it and cringe about stepping on it, but it does do a good job of keeping the tub bottom non-slip and drains on it's own.Conclusions; if you don't mind the regularly having to lift it up and hold it vertically to drain it, the doing a weekly at least spraying with a good disinfectant cleaner, then a good hard rinse, it stays looking cleaner and does an excellent job at making you feel secure standing in a tub, AGAIN IF you make sure it's secure to the bottom before stepping fully onto it.ADDENDUM: Well it is great while it lasts. It developed a split in one side that both deflated the "air cushion" and allows water to accumulate inside the thing. It still functions ok and I'll see what these folks will do about it as it's only a few months old. I will add to this once done.

I suffer from neuromas in both feet, which make me feel like I’m stepping on rocks when barefoot, and this mat has helped me a lot and improved my quality of life! The rubber air-filled pockets do provide cushion and a lot of comfort, much more than the cushioned thin foam mats. The mat is of very good quality, it’s non-slip and also has excellent suction power; once you place it on the tub, it won’t slide, it 100% stays in place. I do remove it after every shower, rinse it to prevent residue build-up, then roll it up and leave it to dry on the bathtub corner seat to prevent mildew and/or bacteria. To sum up: even if you don’t suffer from foot pain, I totally recommend this mat cause it provides a lot of comfort!!!

It is VERY cushioned and the suction cups are great too. Always put it up to drip off and dry after shower or baby bath (I hope the rubber? is okay for baby. It sure helps avoid hard bonks in the tub!)-- The outer edges are a little hard to deep clean. I have not machine washed it yet, not sure if the suction will hold up after washing, but it probably will. I hesitate to rub it too hard due to my concern about possibly making small scratches in the material that could make a bath for baby unsafe due to the [rubber?].-- IT REALLY SMELLED up our small bathroom for quite a few weeks when it was new if we kept the bathroom door shut. But it is a really big help for the nerve pain in my feet, much better than other matts that I have tried.