Review on Gym Flooring Tiles 12/24/48 Pack - Exercise Mats For Home Gym Equipment, Garage Workout Mat Foam Flooring by Shane Sanchez

Welcome to 2020 and more garage gyms during lockdown. Yep, I feel you. These tiles are perfect for what I wanted. Can kneel without trouble, and have less impact on my knees for stuff like jumping jacks and burpees. TBD on how they hold up over time, but I’m very pleased so far. (I still wouldn’t want to take an MMA-style fall without a thick mat on top, though.)I read a review concerned about having to cut lots of edge pieces. When I look closely, I see that both the blacks and the grays have two different styles of edges. Once I realized that, I discovered I only "potentially” would need to cut a piece when two edges of the same color joined (e.g. two blacks touch rather than checkerboard style). For me, that means only two areas of "interest”: one under my bench (so I don’t care) and one on a high traffic area (which I might deal with if it bothers me over time). See photos for what I mean.Note: I’d honestly love 12 more tiles, but I read reviews indicating the 12ct coloring/durability is different than the 24ct. I’m holding off further purchase because of that. If I was confident they’d be the same, I’d order more.