Mohawk Home Dual Surface Felted Rug Pad vs IKEA Idasen

I honestly don't know what they are talking about, whether they have an older version that is softer, or if it is all just relative and we have a difference in opinion, but I can't see how anyone would use those adjectives with this pad. My thinking was that this would be similar to carpet padding underneath wall to wall carpet that truly ads comfort, albeit much thinner. Not so, this is nothing like the carpet padding material that they put underneath wall-to-wall carpeting. Some have claimed that this material falls apart, again, something I would expect on a true felt type material, but I couldn't imagine this falling apart under normal wear and use

The really killer feature of why I went to this was the double click/tap feature. It works like a charm, you just have to make sure you enable the feature in the Linak software. I use the desktop version of the software as it pops reminders on the computer when to stand. If you have the IKEA Idasen, you would be smart to upgrade to this as it would make your good desk a great desk with a high end feature

The photos show how the second rug pad finally arrived. No wonder the first shipment was lost. However, the pad itself is sturdy and well-made, lined with a rubberized bottom to keep it in place and prevent slipping. Seems it would be good for all floors including my wood floor

I have and love the Ikea Idasen desk. This is a very solid sturdy desk at this price. https://www.ikea