🚲 Saris Indoor Bike Trainer Training Mat - Optimize your SEO! Review

I returned it because I already had a rug that worked great. I think it's expensive to just keep an exercise bike in place.

Unfortunately I never received this mat so I can't comment on the quality. However, it turned out to be a blessing in disguise when I found a similar rug for less than half the price but with amazing quality. You don't have to pay for the name if you really need the functionality.

Works great. Don't get too attached to the company logo decal though as it won't stay attached to the mat for long, at least not if you leave it rolled up and tucked away like I did. If you leave it on all the time, the sticker may not come off. Either way, the mat works great: easy to clean, large, and fully portable.

I bought 2 of these based on reviews saying they were strong and spiked/won't pierce. Because of this, I've paid more for rugs than others. A rug had spikes pierced through when first used. The other blanket is still holding without holes. I'm disappointed as this was the main reason I bought it for use with our indoor trainer bikes.

Great exercise mat! It's a little pricey, but it's pretty durable. I have used mine on carpet just to protect my bike from dirt so I am impressed with the quality and how easy it is to clean. However, the underside is very smooth, so I could imagine it slipping a bit easily on a wooden floor. Luckily the weight of the bike on the mat keeps it on my carpet with only a little bit of slippage. Four stars out of five. (Would give it a 5 but it was quite expensive for what appears to be a rubber…

Using this mat with CycleOps H2 trainer and Felt B14 TT bike. Perfect fit for installation but not a replacement length. The mat is thin, rubbery and pliable, not soft or spongy like a yoga mat. The mat is similar to those used in offices/desks for wheelchairs, but is more resilient and flexible. Since it is neither soft nor spongy, the mat holds up very well when walking on/walking over with bicycle spikes. Many softer mats are prone to tearing and ripping when running in cycling shoes - this…