MusicNomad Premium Guitar Work Mat for Workstation, 17" x 36" (MN208)

Good size and fits all of my instruments. The surface is non-slip and appears durable. I also purchased separately a cradle cube, and the combo makes working on instruments very easy.

I bought this to use as the work station base for anything I do with my guitars. It provides a good surface to ensure the body of my guitar is protected while I work on them. I have used it while changing strings, adjusting intonation, and changing tuners. It's a good product.

This work mat is nice and big, making it ideal for placing your guitar on while doing string changes, setups, or general maintenance. It’s soft enough to properly protect the instrument while you’re working. It’s a simple product, but it works very well and does exactly what you want it to do. MusicNomad also have online tutorials are a great and make DIY guitar work much easier, always a great reference. Highly recommended.

I'm a huge music nomad fan. I'm slowly collecting all of the guitar tools they offer. I guess I expected something more from them. Don't get it wrong it's a simple mat, and yes it does protect your guitar from your work surface. It's not very thick, more like a big mouse pad. Yes it works perfectly but I do think there is some room for improvement. It's still better then the old towel I was using before I got this.

This is a great pad for $15. Compare to StewMac's guitar workpad at $47 to 57!! Or Fender's at $56. This is a better mat than either of those, although those both have a plastic neck cradle. You will want to make or purchase a neck support to properly work on your guitars with this mat. You want the headstock elevated, especially if it is a headstock that angles back (like a les paul, etc.) so you don't crack the headstock or neck. This is thick enough and durable enough that unless you are really careless, it should last a long time. Like any rubber mat - don't solder over it, or you'll get metal splatters and flux splatters that will then scratch your guitars if you don't remove them (which is hard). Has been safe on all my guitar finishes, and I have a lot of different guitars...(about 30). I've had one for about a year. Those saying it's too thin, too cheap, not good quality...are just wrong. This is the best mat I've found, and I've tried a bunch of them. And it's cheap. If it's too thin...buy two, they are inexpensive. But it's really not too thin. It's fine. The length is also fine if you are using a neck support, as you should be. In fact, it is longer than the Stewmac and Fender mats. There's really nothing to dislike about this mat, except it currently can't ship into California, which might be because they can't demonstrate their supply chain does not use slave labor...not sure. Must be some regulatory issue...

If you are doing ANY work on your guitar, you need a soft, cushioned surface like the MusicNomad Guitar Work Mat. Don’t cheap it out; just get it. It works perfectly. Most pros have one.

Nice work surface for guitars. Non-slip. Durable..

I beat the crap outta this thing and it's still hold'n up (over two years), yeah I now need a couple more.

Tatsächlich nach dem ich beim großen T mich für günstig entschieden hatte, hab ich ein Upgrade gemacht. Deutlich besser.

Muy práctica para trabajar en limpieza y ajuste de instrumentos

普通に使いやすいです

El material es flexible y la superficie tiene buena fijación.

Très bien. Sa m’éviteras de sortir un drap de bain!