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It slides good on my chairs. But one of them had a slit on the side, not all the way down .

Work great but to big for my chairs

Overall, I'm happy with these and would recommend them after having used them for a year.Pros:- Fits legs of different sizes. The front legs of my chairs are more square and the back legs are more rectangular. I was able to use these on both.- No issues with them sliding down or having to adjust them after putting them on initially.- Easy to put on.- Effectively protect floors (laminate) from scratches.- No damage observed to chairs.Cons:- These do discolor over time. I've attached two photos. One from when they are first installed and one after having been used for a year. They definitely get hazy over time- Some will tear over time and have to be replaced. I bought a second set after about 7 months, as I noticed one of them was tearing. I just replaced 2 more and it has been a little over a year.Taking into account all of the above, along with the price, I would recommend these, but I would buy a few extra for replacement over time. After a year, I've only had to replace 3 and they were all on the 2 chairs that get used the most.

These are easy to apply and so far are quite durable. The price is very reasonable.

I was hoping these would not attract dog and people hair like the stick on kind but they do. So, they don’t really last any longer but they are easier to put on and take off.

For my kitchen chairs perfect fit

The best! Gotta have these so you don't scratch your hardwood flooring. Don't get the knock off brands.

The media could not be loaded. Our kitchen dining set started scratching our floors and we tried everything from adhesive felt dots to bulkier screw in felt pads. All worked well enough until eventually failing or wearing down. I saw these on an informercial and decided to check the reviews out on Amazon. For $10 I figured "what do I have to lose?".They are very easy to install (they just slide right on) but unfortunately our chair legs are thinner than the opening of these pads. In the beginning weeks the pads are kind of 'sticky' and clung to the chair leg, but now with time gone by they are flying off constantly and don't look as attractive. If we don't slide the chairs perfectly level on the ground they would bunch up and fall off.This became an extremely annoying chore and I was nearly going to ditch them as another failed solution until I came up with a simple hack for our thin chair legs- zip ties! I put a thin white zip tie around the collar of each pad and cinched it as tight as it would go. I then trimmed off the excess and it blends right in. So far so good and the pads hold tight to the leg now. I'm even able to pick the chair up and shake them without disturbing the pads at all.These are by far the best solution I've found, but they are still not a perfect solution. Hair and fuzz does cling to them and they have discolored quite a bit since we first put them on. But for $10 and 5 minutes, give them a shot! Might want to order some zip ties too if you have chairs like mine :)