Cutting Mats 12x12, 8 Pcs, Compatible with Cricut Maker/Explore | Standard Light Strong Fabric 4 Sticky Mats & Accessories, Compatible with Maker 4/3, Explore 5/4/3, Air 2/One, Vinyl Crafts

Excellent mats... For some projects they can be extra sticky. They hold up longer than others and retain their grip well. I use a mi gentle scrubber and a little dish soap to clean them and dry overnight. Perfect!

The blue is VERY sticky, but not as sticky as the green and I love them! Work well for cardstock and vinyl. Great price and equal quality. Have purchased more than once.

These work perfectly in my Cricut. They are a little stickier than the Cricut ones so I have to take some of the stickiness off by laying it against my shirt or a piece of cloth. Other than that they work great. The price is great too.

I bought for the purple mat since the other colors I have lose their grip too soon. Usually my purple mats do well. Well this purple mat from this company is way too strong for my use. I use cardstock and paper usually 80lb or better. My paper stuck to the mat and it was so hard to clean. My project was useless when taken off. The other two mats are pretty good so I gave this product 4 stars. I used the scraper that comes with it and it is decent but not as good as Cricuts.

These cutting mats work well with my cutting machine and hold materials securely during projects. The adhesive is strong enough to keep vinyl and paper in place but not so strong that it damages them when removing. Having multiple mats in one pack is convenient, especially for different material types. A good value option for frequent crafting.

Great deal for cutting mats compatible with the cricut maker. They are definitely very sticky. Quality and sturdiness is great. I like them better than cricut brand mats.

Great quality and have lasted me a long while. Great price!

I recently purchased a set of Strong Grip and Light Grip mats during the Black Friday sale, hoping for a reliable adhesion without compromising the versatility of my Light Grip mat. Unfortunately, my experience with the Light Grip mat has been less than satisfactory. The adhesion of this mat is so intense that it surprised me. I accidentally dropped the back of a book of Recollections Paper which is kinda like a light cardboard on the mat, and to my dismay, it refused to budge. I understand the need for a good grip, especially with Strong or Standard grip mats, but the Light Grip mat shouldn't be this sticky. It's more like a Standard or even a Strong Grip mat. To make matters worse, attempting to use Vellum on this mat was a disaster. The vellum adhered so strongly that it caused all the sheets to roll onto each other, creating a frustrating mess. Sadly, one of my mats has already been ruined with pieces stuck everywhere. This unexpected level of adhesion makes me question the practicality of using the Light Grip mat for various projects, as it seems to lack the finesse needed for delicate materials like Vellum. While I appreciate a mat that provides a good grip, I believe this Light Grip mat goes overboard, potentially compromising the user experience. After further experimentation, I encountered another issue with the Light Grip mat that I feel compelled to share. When attempting to cut Starcraft vinyl, I noticed an alarming behavior - it seemed to have an appetite for the vinyl backing! The mat's adhesion was so aggressive that it not only held onto the vinyl but also clung tightly to the backing, making it incredibly difficult to separate the two. This unexpected behavior not only slowed down my crafting process but also resulted in wasted material and frustration. As someone who values precision and efficiency in my projects, I find this issue particularly concerning. A mat should enhance the cutting process, not complicate it by clinging to the materials in an uncontrollable manner. Considering the issues with both Vellum and now Starcraft vinyl, I'm growing increasingly disappointed with the performance of the Light Grip mat. It seems to lack the finesse required for a variety of crafting materials, and I would caution fellow crafters, especially those working with intricate designs or delicate materials, to think twice before relying on this particular mat. After a series of disappointing experiences with the Light Grip mat, I've decided to return the Strong Grip mats I purchased without even trying them. If the Light Grip mat's excessive stickiness is any indication, I fear the Strong Grip mats may pose an even greater challenge than I'm willing to handle. The fact that the Light Grip mat proved too sticky for delicate materials and caused issues with both Vellum and Starcraft vinyl raises concerns about the overall quality and usability of these mats. Crafting should be a seamless and enjoyable process, and unfortunately, my experience with these mats has been far from that. I appreciate a good adhesion for my mats, but it seems that the manufacturer may have overlooked the balance needed for different grip strengths. I would advise others, like myself, who value precision and ease of use in their crafting projects, to exercise caution when considering these mats. Returning the Strong Grip mats is a preemptive decision based on the sticky situation I encountered with the Light Grip variant. I hope the manufacturer takes customer feedback into account and works towards improving the adhesion balance for a more user-friendly crafting experience in the future. Until then, I'll be exploring alternative options that better align with my crafting needs.