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SUPERJARE Rubber-Top Exercise Mats (96 sq ft)
by SUPERJARE
Score
Rubber-topped rather than plain EVA foam, which is the difference that matters under a rack or a dropped dumbbell — foam dents permanently, rubber does not.
Strengths
- ↑Rubber top survives dropped weights better than EVA foam
- ↑96 sq ft covers a full garage bay
- ↑Interlocking, so no adhesive
Weaknesses
- ↓Far more expensive than the foam puzzle mats here
- ↓Heavy to move once laid
Full specs
- Surface
- Rubber top
- Coverage
- 96 sq ft
- Thickness
- 0.4 in
Full buying guide
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Ranked alternatives from the same category, with our score and the current price.
Interlocking 24x24" EVA foam tiles, 1/2" thick, 12 tiles (48 sq ft) per pack. The renter's choice — modular, transportable, no freight cost. Less ideal under iron than stall mats but installs in 10 minutes.
EVA puzzle mat, fine for yoga, cardio, and bodyweight work. Under iron, it crushes. The honest budget option, used correctly. The default listing is 6 tiles (24 sq ft), sold by a third-party seller at or under the list price.
Interlocking 2 x 2 ft tiles with a recycled-rubber top bonded to closed-cell EVA foam, sold in 3/8-inch and 3/4-inch thicknesses (we link the 10-tile, 3/4-inch, 40 sq ft pack). Grippier and firmer than a plain foam puzzle mat and light enough to lay alone, but the maker says it is not recommended where heavy free weights and weight equipment are used.
The middle option: rubber-topped like the SUPERJARE but at half the coverage and half the price, which is the right size for a single rack or treadmill footprint rather than a whole room.
The solid-rubber option this page was missing: a 3/8-inch (9 mm) solid rubber roll, 4 x 5 ft, for under a rack, a lifting area or a heavy machine, where EVA foam crushes. Sold by American Floor Mats' own store; 4.7 on Amazon from 612 ratings. For repeated heavy deadlift drops, 3/4-inch stall mats are still the tougher floor.