DOBTIMNeoprene Strips 1/16" Thick x 1" Wide x 10' Long, Self-Stick Non-Slip Insulation Pads, Black Rubber Padding

Surprisingly good quality. Reasonably high durometer. Weak adhesive but not important in my application. Worked great to provide a barrier between l-track and the body panel of a vehicle

Not sure why “adhesion” is a category for this review. This does not contain adhesive.I used this on the feet of a skate grid rail, it’s awesome, doesn’t even slip on tail/nose slides, on fresh smooth asphalt, which is super impressive. Very grippy. 100% satisfied.

It would have been passable if the adhesive stuck at all. It acted as if it had been sitting on a shelf since the 1980s; the paper covering the glue floated off and the whole thing was dry and useless. I'm just glad I didn't waste too much money. They saw me coming.

We purchased this rubber for our teardrop camper and we were very happy with sealing our hinged cap

Had absolutely no adhesive on it. I tried to peel off the yellowed cover of the adhesive (with difficulty) and there was no stickiness whatsoever underneath. Worthless...returned.

I have an iOttie OneTouch 4 that lost an adhesive pad on one of the cradle arms. Other than that, it's fine. After trying to ask them to get a replacement pad, instead of throwing an otherwise perfectly working piece of plastic into the landfill, there response was to throw a perfectly fine piece of plastic into the landfill and buy a new one.So I went searching and found this. Now, in hindsight, I should've bought half as thick of this rubber adhesive. But despite that, it does what I need it to do and I can now use my iOttie phone holder again.The adhesive sticks well. Like other reviewers commented, it does have quite an odor. But, that's normal. And once it's applied to something and airs out a bit, the smell dissipates.I would purchase this again.

Got this today. I bought the 3/16 (.187) thickness. - The product itself is great; 5 stars. -The adhesive it awful; 0 stars (as in, there is none anywhere on the entire strip. I unrolled the whole thing to see if it got sticker the further I went in. Nope. Same "stickiness" from end-to-end.)If you go to the DOBTIM store here on Amazon, you can see that they make and sell their rubber stripping with and without self-adhesive. And while there is a thin plastic strip that apparently is supposed to represent said adhesive, there is NO "stick factor" *at* *all.* - If I knew this ahead of time, I would have simply bought the rubber stripping without the adhesive and paid less.Need to find a bullet-proof wood-to-rubber adhesive to get this stuff to bond. The search continues.

I bought a wooden workbench for my garage and was concerned about the wooden legs getting wet and damaged. So I bought a section of this rubber strip 1/2” thick that has no adhesive strip and cut two pieces the length of the legs. I drilled counter sink holes in the strip and easily mounted each strip to the legs. Not only does it add some cushioning to the legs but also some friction to keep the wookbench from sliding around. I do recommend you take the coiled strip out of its bag and reverse coil it to straighten it out. But actually that wasn’t a problem when I screwed it on. I did first attempt to hot glue the strips to the legs but it wouldn’t hold. For my application, the rubber strip was exactly what I needed. I would certainly recommend it and pleased that it came QUICKLY just in time for my project.