Top 10 Best Bathtub Mats in 2021 (Gorilla Grip, Epica, and More)

With 324 suction cups to keep it grippy, this lightweight mat from Gorilla Grip is the best choice to use your tub comfortably. Hundreds of drain holes do a great job of preventing pooling and reducing the space for grime. Regardless of how much soap or conditioner makes your tub floor slick, it will remain stuck tight for your safety. 

The BPA-, phthalate-, and latex-free vinyl mat is antibacterial and mildew resistant, so you can get away with cleaning the mat once a week or every two weeks, depending on the usage. Regardless, many felt it emitted a chemical smell and some complained of allergic reactions due to the material. 

A couple of users complained of their babies' skin breaking out. But most attested to it giving a stable surface to step on and bathe with safety for all ages. There were many compliments about how well it gripped the tub floor and the light cushioning it gave. 

Rubber mats are greatly anti-slip, and so is this medium-sized mat from Epica. It comes with an impressive 390 suction cups for powerful grip to prevent any chances of fall from slipping and sliding. The latex-free mat is also antibacterial, so machine washing once a week or as soon as it gets dirty can keep mold and mildew away. 

The slightly-textured upper surface repels soap residue and gives better traction for your foot to hold on to while the mat doesn't move an inch. Some felt the smell was gross, and some said it didn't work on textured tubs. Most users attested to the smell going away after a day or two. 

Some complained of mold accumulating on the top. There is no drain hole in the mat, so one buyer recommending hanging it to dry immediately after a bath to prevent this from happening. Overall, many complimented its quality, gripping ability, and textured top.  

When your little ones need a bath or some fun time in the tub, try this cute candy-colored mat. The textured top surface will give better traction, whereas the skid-resistant suction cups keep your mat grippy. The mat is also BPA- and latex-free.

Although the mat is made prioritizing your child's safety, their feet are going to feel comfortable over the raised dots. There are no drain holes, so you need to hang it to dry after every bath. But some buyers reported the colorful dots falling off with use. Those with textured tubs had a difficult time getting the suction cups to stick. 

But for many kids, the mat gave a slip-free bathing experience. Those who dried the mat regularly had great luck in warding off mold and mildew from the mat. The mat is designed for children three years and above, but some parents attested to using it for their toddlers' bath time. 

This extra-long mat is great for smooth bathtub floors that need extra coverage. The 200 suction cups and the 176 drain holes make it highly-functional. The top surface is designed to feel like stepping on pebbles; your feet will have a slip-free and massaging experience throughout the shower. 

The clear mat reminds you when it's time to toss it into the washing machine for a thorough and hassle-free cleaning, but it also comes in 13 other colors. Some buyers didn't like the feel of standing on the pebble-like top. Some complained of mold accumulation at the bottom. 

Hanging the mat to air dry immediately after use is the best way to keep mold and mildew from forming. Those who tried that could keep the clear mat hygienic and clean all the time. Many raving reviews from buyers showed how they loved the comfort, coverage, and the grip this super-long mat gave. 

This non-perforated, anti-slip rubber mat can transform your tub into a haven for bathing. The heavy-duty natural rubber is free of latex, phthalates, and BPA and comes with over a hundred strong suction cups at the bottom. The cobblestone top design will give your feet better traction and keep it soft and safe.

As long as you keep the water temperature below 122℉, you don't have to worry about the mat. You could try it on your textured tub as well, but it might not stick to it like a smooth tub floor. Some buyers complained of the suction cups not holding up well. 

For some, the material didn't feel as padded as expected. But for many other buyers, the suction cups held up well and gave a firm surface to bathe on. Those who hung the mat immediately after every use had great luck in keeping mold and mildew away. 

This foldable rubber mat from Sultan's Linens has no suction cups but is heavy enough to hold on to textured bathtubs. There are ample holes to drain water. The textured top surface gives better foot traction and cushioning at the same time, while the honeycomb texture hugs the tub floor firmly. 

You can easily fold it and store it away when not in use. There were reports of it sliding around while in use. Those who folded the mat frequently also found it tearing apart eventually. 

Many happy buyers attested to it staying in place. Most complimented it for the weight that helped the mat hold on to the ridges of a textured bathtub floor. 

This beautifully-textured mat with pebble design gives your feet a massage while the suction cups hold it to the tub floor. Besides preventing accidents, it will give your feet the cushioning they need without pain. There are no drain holes, but the spaces between the faux pebbles give enough room to let the water drain. 

The black mat will be a relief for those tired of clear mats that show dirt easily. But the opaque mat can be a breeding ground for mold and mildew if not periodically washed. Some felt that the smooth top surface felt slippery with some shampoo or conditioner on it. 

Many buyers loved the color and how it transformed the look of their bathroom. Many reviewers attested to the mat holding to the tub floor well and not shifting. According to the happy buyers, the mat remained flat despite the pebble design and kept their feet stable, soft, and comfortable. 

If you're looking for something that doesn't scream vinyl bathtub mat, this faux-wood slat design will provide you with safety and security of footing while uplifting the look of your tub. It's also nice if you prefer a hard surface to stand on while showering.

Reviewers are very impressed with the draining ability of this mat and say it's the least-mildew prone one they've tried. It's a bit small, so measure and see if you need to order two; they can be cut to fit.

Most say it sticks well and the material is high-quality. Because it's rigid, it's not machine-washable, but can be rolled and stood up to dry in the tub.

If your tub just had a refinishing or is a textured one, you'll love this no-suction-cup rubber mat that comes with reverse suction. Standing on the mat's suction rings will hold it to the tub floor and prevent it from slipping. With no suction cups, your tub surface remains safe from chipping and peeling. 

It weighs more than two pounds, so it should stick to the bottom even when the tub is full. But some users still complained of the mat floating around while in use. There were some reports of the mat feeling rough on the feet. 

Many loved how it stuck to their glazed or textured tubs without moving. Some liked the massaging and refreshing feel on their feet from the mat's top ridges. 

If you like some exfoliation and massage on your feet while showering, consider this bathtub mat from mDesign. Its loofah-like top texture can be cushioning and exfoliating for your feet. You don't get hundreds of suction cups like other tub mats, but the six large ones are great at keeping the mat from shifting. 

The top of this phthalate-free mat is resistant to soap, mold, and mildew build-up. Most importantly, the mat is quick-drying, thanks to the porous top that facilitates proper water drainage. Some disliked the mat, stating poor suctioning as a reason. Note that the mat is only suitable for smooth tubs.

Many loved how it gave an effortless scrubbing to their feet. According to many buyers, it's easy to clean and maintain and kept them from slipping during a shower. It can last longer, as long as it isn't tumble dried.