Bosmere Garden Kneeling Mat, Lime Green, G118

Well, it’s a kneeling pad and does exactly what it is intended for.Great for any indoor or outdoor activity.

I find this very comfortable to use in the garden, also used it to save my knees whilst painting skirting boards, could be wider but adequate for the low price.

The pro’s are it’s really lightweight fairly spongy, comfortable to kneel on, stops your knees getting wet, offers a bit of protection if you’re working on a floor with thorns, it has a bit of bend to, it has great utility, I’ve used it for painting skirting boards, caulking etc hence all the marks on it in the pictures.The negatives are it’s a bit expensive for a piece of foam, it’s fairly small, you can only kneel across it. It is too narrow to fit on the other way, the foam doesn’t feel as tough as another matt I have.It looks pretty much how it’s advertised. I bought a larger green kneeling pad along with this one. This one is more comfortable but a bit small for me. I might try find a larger version of this in the future. I’ve had it around 4 and a half months now and it’s holding up okay

Nice and comfortable to use.

You know when you've used the mat and when you haven't! It's thick enough to provide comfort and stability under the knee. Saves the swearing and shouting when kneeling on a stone as we have no doubt all done. It was smaller than expected and really only suitable for me personally for one knee at a time, which is why a dropped a couple of stars.

Great product and keeps my knees comfortable when gardening

Great price and speedy delivery. Excellent to use when I painted the fence.

Bought as a gift, so not personally used. The kneeler is a little smaller than I'd anticipated and probably a little small for me (adult male). However the material feels like it should work well, and it's certainly lightweight and easy to use.A minor point is that it was delivered simply in a plastic bag with a sticky label; in the delivery van (presumably) a heavy parcel had been put on top of it, leaving a crease in the crinkly plastic bag and a very distinct dent across the kneeler. Not ideal for a present, but over a period of a couple of weeks the dent has flattened itself out. I guess a lot of use will lead to some compression where your knees go, and a "sharp" line from something left on it can be avoided by hanging up when not in use rather than just throwing it - and potentially heavier items on top - in the back of the shed.