Bollinger exercise mats

[LisaB]

Has anyone used the 2" thick folding Bollinger exercise mats? I need to put something down on my cement basement floor -- the bottoms of my feet are starting to hurt. I've read all the posts about the 2' interlocking tiles that many people seem to like, but I'm going to need to pick the mat up everyday after my workout. It seems this foldable mat would be a lot easier to pick up. But I'm wondering if it's too thick and cushy for jumping around on. Thanks for your input.

 

[darli]

I work out in my basement too and found remnant carpeting to be my solution. The concrete is much too hard on your knees. I turned a portion of my basement into my workout room by laying a piece of carpet down, and then for additional cushioning I put a throw rug with a rug cushion under it in the center where I do all my jumping around. I don't move it between workouts though so this idea may not be a solution for you, but it sure helped me. I'd feel more secure with something more than a mat that could move under my feet.