GorillaPad ノンスリップ家具パッド/グリッパー 粘着ゴム床プロテクター 1 Inch Round CB147

I put this to my wife shoes and then i ran with my things out of the door. My wife did not even move. Recommend

Are the only thong, so far, to stop my couches moving. Only problem is the sticky part did not stay stuck to the feet of my couch. I have had to superglue them and they seem to be staying now and couch stays put.

Pads are coming off from chair legs and also sticking to the floor and becoming paper thin within just a few hours of use. Absolutely useless and fraud claims made in the website.

Product as described and doesn't let the furniture move on tiles.

The Slipstick GorillaPads have proven to be a lifesaver for anyone dealing with sliding furniture. Installation is as simple as peeling off the adhesive backing and sticking the pads onto the furniture feet. Once in place, these pads deliver rock-solid grip, preventing any unwanted movement. Your experience with them on a large couch highlights their strength—even heavy furniture stays put, which speaks volumes about their effectiveness. The added benefit of floor protection is a major plus, especially for anyone with hardwood, tile, or vinyl floors. They not only stop furniture from slipping but also protect from potential scratches or dents. Their durability and puncture-proof design, paired with a 5-year warranty, make them a long-lasting investment. Pros: Incredible non-slip grip—furniture stays firmly in place. Protects floors from scratches and damage. Easy to install with strong adhesive backing. Durable design with a puncture-proof felt core. Works on a variety of hard surfaces—hardwood, tile, vinyl, laminate, etc. Comes in a 16-pack, offering good value. Cons: Adhesive pads may need cleaning of furniture feet for optimal sticking, but this is minor considering the performance. Final Thoughts: "Thanks to these mighty little pads, my couch has finally stopped its indoor skating routine, and my plants couldn’t be happier. These are a must-have for anyone with slippery furniture—a real floor-saver!" Verdict: Buy it, unless you enjoy chasing after runaway furniture!

TL; DR: They are made of foam, not rubber, and don't feel sticky when you take them out of the box. However, they actually stick on really well and keep things from sliding even when not used as instructed. I'm using these for something a little more unconventional. I have hanging file bins that I keep stored in my closet for all my sentimental and important documents. They get pretty heavy (though still lighter than most furniture) and cumbersome to pull out of the tight corner of my shallow closet where I have them stored. I decided to stack them on a cheap moving dolly that happens to be covered in carpet. Just one problem: Plastic does not stay put on carpet or on other plastic. They would slide around instead of rolling with the dolly. So I decided to try these sticky pads out. First impression I was convinced that they were not going to work. They were not at all what I expected. I thought they would be more like a rubber pad with adhesive on the back. Instead, these are more of a foam, like that double sided adhesive with foam in the middle that you use to stick posters on walls, except here only one side has adhesive. They did not feel grippy to the touch at all. But, they were cheap, so what the heck? I might as well try them out. Boy was I wrong. Despite my bins having raised edges for feet (the pads are only stuck on those edges and are not flush with the bottom), these guys really do their job. I have not had either bin slide off since I stuck them on, so they work great on both carpet and slick surfaces even with less weight and surface area keeping them there than they are designed for. Whole setup cost me less than $20 (dolly is from Harbor Freight) and rolls around nicely now. My back thanks you :)