On-Stage DMA4450 DrumFire 4 x 4 ft Non-Slip Drum Mat with Carrying Bag

Rubén MillerRubén Miller: Es buen tapete si vas de un lado a otro a tocar, pero como es hule tipo tapete de yoga es muy frágil, yo no uso los picos del bombo y aún así se ha llegado a desgarrar un poco, mi bombo eléctrico camina al tocar y según eso no debería pasar, las marcas le duran muchísimo, al igual las posadas se le marcan y se ensucia con facilidad.

Más la movilidad es fácil de transportar y tiene muy buen tamaño.

Yo creo que hubiera preferido comprar uno de tela en parisina o en algún lugar de tapicería.

Mexico on Aug 16, 2023

Valente Flores: Para mi gusto es un producto pasable… accesorios de guardar 10 de 10…

Mexico on Jun 23, 2023

Miroslava Tenorio: Excelente calidad, funciona Perfecto, incluye una mochilita para transportarlo, Esta increíble!

Mexico on Jun 13, 2023

Client d'Amazon: Efficace

France on Dec 27, 2022

Antonio M.: A little too thin

Canada on Dec 25, 2020

Tony Ruscello: This is my second DrumFire mat. Bought one for the electronic kit at church to keep it from sliding all over the tile. Worked perfectly and has held up well for a year. Bought this one for my acoustic kit for gigs without a wood stage/floor. Plenty big enough for my whole kit and has held up well over half a dozen gigs where i have used it. I love that it is light and easily carried around vs some of the much heavier drum rugs that are also 5 or 6 times the price. Note: the spikes on drum pedals will eventually tear some holes in the mat, but it will take a LONG time before this thing is worn to the point of being unusable. And, for around $40, I can buy 5 or 6 of these for the price of one regular drum rug. Highly recommend it!

United States on Sep 29, 2018

Arok5: I really needed a mat for my drum set since I just moved. I used to have it in a room that had rug, so I never had to worry about the kit slipping or tearing up a hardwood floor. But since I put it in a room I just laid new hardwood flooring in, I had to make sure it didn't slip or damage the new floor. This mat is great and very slip resistant. It is a little bit thin, so be careful when adjusting the spikes on your bass drum legs, pedals and hi-hat stand or else the spikes will pierce the mat and dig into whatever flooring you have underneath. My gf is an interior designer, so I just asked her to get me a few 2x2 rug samples at work to put under this mat where my double bass pedals and hit hat stand were. You can get small area rugs or cheap "welcome mats" at the store as well. But other than that, this is perfect. It's a very good size for small-medium sized kits. And it absolutely keeps your drum set and pedals in one place with no slipping or shifting while playing. I play rock and some harder stuff, and the pedals and set are extremely secure with this mat. And although I don't play gigs or have a need to move the mat, it comes with a very nice and sturdy carrying bag with 2...

United States on Oct 28, 2015

TT2424: Fits perfectly under an electronic drum set and keeps everything from moving, in particular the bass drum pedal. I have this on tile and it doesn't slip or move at all. It's also thick enough to provide comfort to your feet while playing. I opted for the 6x4 instead of the 4x4 only because the 4x4 would have only provided just enough coverage for my set including the throne. Figured it's better to have more than less in this case. Especially like the material because it's easy to clean/sweep. Oh, and it comes with a case with a carry strap which is a nice feature if your ever in need to move it. Overall I'm very satisfied with this purchase as the cost was relatively cheap compared to others I've seen and it does exactly what you need it to do.

United States on Dec 15, 2013

BROX: This is an absolutely necessary element in any drummer's "emergency response kit." I keep a spare hi-hat clutch, bass drum spring, snare cord, and this little guy in the bottom of my hardware bag in case something goes wrong at a show. I have had to go to this mat more times than I care to admit when venues with non-carpeted floors tell you "we used to have a rug for the drums... I don't know where it went..."

This mat will earn it's worth with you the first time that happens. It's small and compact, but folds out wide enough to get the essential footprints on one mat. The mat is ABSOLUTELY non-slip, and everything holds well. The mat is kind of soft and sticky, which means that after just one use, you'll notice that you've permanently left impressions with cymbal stand feet and possibly small holes with bass drum spurs.

This mat is not for everyday use. That said, I will never leave for a gig without this mat in my bag, and when I destroy it (it'll probably take a year or three), I'll rush to buy a new one. The peace of mind gained by having this compact, lightweight non-slip mat is worth every cent, and when you find that you actually have to use it, you will not...

United States on Feb 19, 2013

TreeHouse!: This Mat has served me very well. I find it works better than most carpet rugs/mats, at least for my drum. I had a pretty severed case of the sliding bass drum on any stage that was solid wood or something similar. Still, only very deep carpet could keep my bass drum stationary. I bought this mat the day after another drummer let me use his on a gig, I was that impressed with it (Especially when he told me how much it cost). With this mat down, your equipment is completely stationary.

Only real problem i have with it is, that if you extend the spikes in the rubber grips on your bass drum legs, it can eat chunks out of the mat, but even without the spikes extended, it barely moves compared to hardwood. With the spikes out a tiny bit, they might put small holes in the mat, but i find that it makes a good guide for setting your bass drum down in the same spot every time. And your Bass Drum will not go anywhere.

I also have never managed to roll the mat up tight enough to fit back in the tote bag it comes in, and also broke one of the velcro straps, but its so small that i dont bother to strap it up. I just roll it up and throw it in my hardware bag.

This Mat is a...

United States on Jun 06, 2011