Our mats are made to order and are available in bi-folding, tri-folding and non-folding versions

We offer V/2 (velcro on two ends) with loop velcro on short ends to connect mats end to end. We highly suggest this option.

We also offer V/4 (velcro on all 4 sides) with loop velcro on all four sides to connect mats side by side or end to end.

8" and 12" thick skill cushions feature solid 18 ounce vinyl coated polyester on top and bottom surfaces with breather mesh sidewalls to permit controlled air venting on impact.

We use 2" wide heavy-duty nylon webbing handles that are conveniently placed for easy positioning and transport. Each landing mat has dual density foam for the soft landing and the firm support. We use Dacron thread and #10 zippers when manufacturing each landing mat.

All are available in your choice of cover colors: royal blue, light blue, red, green, black, pink, gray, white, yellow, turquiose, green, bright green, orange, purple, tan. Mesh colors: Blue, Turquios, Green, Yellow, Red, Purple, Black.

MESH: YELLOW, BLUE, TURQUOISE, GREEN, RED, PURPLE, BLACK

Custom combination colors in all of our 14 vinyl colors and 7 mesh colors are available.

Some colors have a longer lead time, call or chat to confirm current lead times

Q: What is the difference between practice mats, skill cushions, and crash mats and pads?

Gymnasts, cheerleaders, and other athletes often refer to practice mats as "skill cushions", "crash mats", or "crash pads".

Q: What is the difference between the Practice Mats and the Soft Mat?

Glory and Power offers Practice Mats and Soft Mats in two identical sizes: 4 foot x 8 foot x 4 inch and 5 foot x 10 foot x 8 inch. The main difference is the foam content. The Practice Mat features a dual density foam which is firmer on top and softer on the bottom. The Soft Mat features a softer, single density foam and is a great topper mat. A Soft Mat should not be used by itself on a hard surface like wooden floors.

Q: How thick of a mat should I purchase?

The thickness of the practice mat depends on the type of skill you are practicing. If you are practicing tumbling skills a thinner mat is fine. If you are practicing landing skills we recommend a thicker mat. Be sure to consider any equipment you may be padding. For example, we recommend the 6in or 8in Practice Mat for use with our Jr. Bar PRO because it safely pads the bar's 1.5 inch center metal support.