The Classics Chair Sox, Yellow, 4 Count (TPG-230)

They did the job and worked for what I needed them for

Wore out fast

These are straight-forward. The only aspect I would mention is that if you need them for a walker, as opposed to desks/chairs, you will need some scissors, as the openings are just a tad too small.

Love these, they're very sturdy/thick and durable. I bought them for a coffee table I have in a in-progress-remodel area that doesn't have a proper floor yet and the scrapping when sliding the table is AWFUL. Even my guests have noticed immediately when shifting the table now.The holes are cut haphazardly it seems, which is okay, however they were a little too small for the coffee table. I was lazy and let the weight sink the legs in and it worked out just fine, but the tennis balls seem like they'd cut easy to expand the opening.

Very hard to put on, I guess thats good and means they are think and sturdy but my mother would not have been able to out them on by herself. Even I had a hard time putting them on.

My bed frame had rather pointy legs about the diameter of a nickel. These work great, however, there's a powerful off-gassing, rubber smell right out of the package. We'll be sleeping with the windows and doors open for a week or so I imagine.

I bought these to go on my ultralight camp chair legs as they kept sinking into the soft forest loam. After receiving them I took them and my chair to the beach. They just sunk into the sand, allowing my chair to tilt while bending the aluminum legs and tumbling me into the sand. FAIL, lol! I'm guessing they would work fine on regular flooring though....I'm not sure how sturdy they are as the legs of my chair actually broke through them, but as I said that probably wouldn't happen on hard surfaces. I would probably give them more stars if used differently.

I found these useful in my apartment. I have laminate floors and they're textured so it's hard to use any old foot slide on my chairs. Only thing I don't like is the size of them, but as long as my floors are protected I'm good with that.

I bought these because those sticky felt discs kept falling off after a month or two of use. So these "tennis" balls do the trick.I put these on my desk chair in my bedroom a week ago. The first few days my bedroom had a strong chemical plastic rubber smell. It doesn't smell terrible, but it's a bit annoying. Now it's less noticeable, partly because I'm used to it and partly because the smell has faded. So if they're in a classroom, office or other area it should be okay. If your sensitive to strong smells, maybe keep them out of the bedroom.As for performance, they're also decent. and especially for the price. They fit snug and protect the floor. My only complaint is the rubber seems grip the floor which prevents the chair from sliding easily across the floor. Rather the chair kinda sticks in place so you have to lift the chair to move it. I imagine this feature will fade with regular use.

Awesome product. Highly recommended.

The teacher loves it. Although I think it is too pricy.

Work well to protect your floors also to keep the chair movements quiet. If you live above someone they may like you more if they can not hear you, just a thought.

purchased for my bar stools. if you can get past the brightness its a good protector for wood floors. they do grip the to the floor nicely as well to prevent slippage.