LINE+ARC Extra Thick Silicone Coasters (As Seen in NYTimes WireCutter) Waterproof Anti-Stain Heat-Safe Dishwasher-Safe Degrē Coasters (Set of 6, Joshua Tree) Outdoor Rubber Mid-Century Modern

I was looking for a coaster that wouldn’t scratch a glass tabletop and I stumbled across these! If you’re looking for something stylish, safe to use, and easy to clean you can’t go wrong with these coasters. The design is perfection with a natural dip in the center to create a slope and collect any condensation. Cleaning is as simple as running them under hot water and drying with a towel. They have decent weight and the texture with its matte finish is heavenly. If I had to give a flaw I would say they are a bit small.. some of my cups hang off the sides.. But these are basically perfect! I’m super happy with my selection and the glass table is grateful for the switch to silicone!

LOVE these, have them in my living room and bedroom, love the color. Easy to wash. good quality.

I recently purchased The Original Degrē Coasters by LINE+ARC, and I must say that I am thoroughly impressed. The coasters come in a set of 6, and each one has a unique indigo wash that gives them a distinct and beautiful appearance.The Degrē Coasters are not just any ordinary coasters; they are specifically designed to keep your drinks at the perfect temperature. They are made with a special material that absorbs the heat from your hot drinks and the cold from your cold drinks, so your drink stays at the ideal temperature for longer.The coasters are also extremely durable and well-made, which means they can withstand even the most frequent and rigorous use. The bottom of each coaster has a non-slip material, ensuring that they stay put on any surface.Not only are these coasters functional, but they are also stylish and add a touch of elegance to any room. The indigo wash gives them a unique and eye-catching appearance that is sure to impress your guests.Overall, I highly recommend The Original Degrē Coasters to anyone looking for a functional and stylish way to keep their drinks at the perfect temperature. They are well-made, durable, and beautiful to look at. Plus, the set of 6 makes them perfect for entertaining guests. Get yours today and enjoy a perfectly cozy drink every time!

Like these a lot. Had cork before these and they starting to fall apart. These silicone hold up nicely, can throw in the dishwasher and seem very durable so far. Nice shape and colors

The colors are amazing. They could be a little bigger as they barely fit my water bottle but the quality is nice and the look is great!

REALLY, REALLY wanted to like these a lot. Pros: 1. They're beautiful. Virtually a work of art! 2. They're well made, really "solid." 3. Love the ridges, hold liquids that might sweat or spill off a cup edge. They're also staggered toward the center so that any overflowing liquid will travel to the bottom center of the coaster giving more "capacity" before spilling onto a table. 4. Easy to clean. I drink tea regularly, have not had any stain issues as others have reported (but then again, if I have gotten some tea on one of them, I blot it up quickly). This is sounding pretty 5 star so far. But then the cons, size and stability, come up. I've been using them with a variety of my tea mugs, including Yeti insulated mugs for quiet weekends relaxing and sipping. I have the short, wide 14 oz and the tall, narrow 24 oz "Rambler." It annoys me that Yeti doesn't put a non-scratch rubbery base on the mugs - first to protect things you might put it on and second to make them quiet. They make a ringing noise putting them down on anything solid. That's a separate issue entirely, but that's why I bought these coasters, hoping to muffle the noise and protect the table. The problem I've found is the coaster size - they're smaller than other square and round stone coasters I have. On a larger coaster, you don't have to worry about centering the mug/cup, as I find that I have to do with these. But more of an issue is the fact that the bottom edge of the coaster is "undercut." Please see the pictures. The central part of the coaster bottom is nice and flat (= stable), but then the molding makes a beautiful, "cut crystal" appearance which has the effect of making the outer edge of the coaster less stable (because it no longer contacts the table). The functional impact is that you really have to pay attention to where you put your mug/cup. Too far to the edge of the coaster and the mug isn't stable, particularly if it's full and heavy. The mug can push down on that undercut area and since it isn't supported by the table, it can tip over, at least in theory. The picture I've attached that looks a bit like the Leaning Tower is with a completely empty mug; just the weight of the mug alone can push the edge of the coaster down when it's placed off-center. Fortunately I haven't had one fall and spill, but that's because I'm paying close attention now to exactly where I place the mug onto the coaster. And frankly, I don't really want to have to place much thought into the use of a coaster! They absolutely wouldn't look as pretty if these were molded with a completely flat bottom, but they'd serve their function better if they did. Just take your needs and habits into account. But this is something to consider, to me. I paid full price, with my own money, for the product so these are my unbiased observations. Hope they can help someone.

Way smaller than I thought, coaster sized not trivet sized. Quality seemed fine, nothing crazy but okay for the price. Returned!

No more stains or pools of liquids on my coffee table. They stay in place,they don't stick to your glass,easy to clean,and they look nice stacked or arranged on the table. My only complaint is that they are a bit pricey for what they are. Also,why are some colors more expensive than others? Come on guys.

The coasters look and feel great. They work well overall but the angled edges can make it slightly unstable if the glass isn't placed directly into the middle of the coaster.