🕶️ ACKLLR 7-Pack Car Dashboard Anti-Slip Mat - Heat Resistant Sticky Non-Slip Ripple Gel Latex Dash Grip Pad for Cell Phone Sunglasses Keys Coins in 2 Convenient Sizes (Black) Review

Not exactly what I had in mind. The smaller pads are so sticky on both sides that in most cases if he removes a phone from them, for example, he'll pick the whole thing up (due to the fact that it sticks to phones much better than the dashboard plastic). Anyway, I expected this type of product to have traction rather than adhesion. Bigger pads were better (not as sticky)

I bought this for a specific purpose: to keep the radar detector on the dash (I don't like the windshield hickey, rearview mirror adjustments, dangling cords and all that). I was looking for a low cost solution with a low profile and good grip. It does everything, at least in my specific car for my specific needs. Recommended without reservation.

These rugs are not of very good quality. They are very thin and not strong, and smaller ones are torn. The large one lacked the stickiness needed to hold objects, even when following the instructions to restore stickiness. Don't waste money on them. I bought a 4 piece SliptoGrip that was bigger than these little ones, much stronger (2x thicker) and stickier than it should be. Everything is $2 less than this package.

Large elastic with textured movement protection. Small sticky pads, similar to the washable scooters of the late '90s, made of the same material as the "hands" that kids slipped into the coin slots at the store's entrance, at the end of which you had to hold on and lunge for something to grab. Both work well with a mini camera that I bought to use as a dash cam to switch between cars. Can't say I'd use the sticky look for anything else too often because when I put my phone on it it stays on the