Tall Rubber Bumper

These are the best clear bumpers on Amazon. This company should be on the front page in the first row of results. Their adhesive actually sticks and their product is extremely well made. Thick, weight bumpers. I believe it is likely that “Gorilla Grit” another USA based maker of clear bumpers pays to be up front in the results and pushes this smaller company back. Their products cannot be more different. Gorilla Grit bumpers are garbage compared to these.

These are wonderful feet, and work well to help my laptop breathe better, and help it from sliding around on my desk. I also like these as clear feet because they look like some cool pieces of ice. My second purchase. Highly recommended!

I use these to quiet the kneeler racks in the pews of my church. Without them, when parishioners pull down the kneelers wood strikes wood and it sounds like a gunshot. With them the sound is a very soft bump, appropriate for a church. These bumpers fit perfectly, stay on (alcohol patches are included), and look really good. They were delivered promptly. Excellent seller.

worked well, very grippe feet

I use these little feet on the bottom of my cake drums!! They help my cakes sit up off of the table so I can wedge my fingers underneath to pick the cake up! Works like a charm!! They're kinda expensive but worth it due to their awesome construction and the weight of my cakes :D You can see from my cake pic that the silver cake drum is sitting off of the cake stand. Makes moving cakes a breeze!!

As I've only used it with a breadbox which was sliding off the top of the refrigerator, I say: problem solved. The plastic isn't really hard, so the feet won't slide around.

Not only is the gluey side super-sticky, but the side that the bumper comes in contact with receiving material (like, uhhh, the floor!) is naturally tacky. These things just don't slip. I put 4 of them on the bottom of the feet of a Velodyne subwoofer that weighs about 40lb. They acoustically decoupled the sub from the floor (we have no carpeting in that room) and the sonics became tighter and more controlled in the lowest bass octave. They won't be able to do that with wall-to-wall carpeting, but they're not meant to.And that's just the first use I had for them......

Using these for lots of thing now. . The latest is to protect a small wood printer stand when the front door opens wide enough to hit it. Sticks well. Very handy --