GENIMO 6' x 9' Outdoor Rug Waterproof for Patio Decor, Foldable Reversible Plastic Straw Area Rugs Mat for Camper, Outside Carpet for Rv, Deck, Porch, Picnic, Beach, Balcony, Blue & Grey

Love that it's reversable (especially when I realize the all blue side was too dark). I can already tell the white part will be easy to clean with just a hose. Folds up small in zippered carrying bag.

I was a little surprised when we got this how light it is.....even a little worried that it wouldn't last long. Whatever doubts I had when I first opened this up are totally out the window. This is a really great buy. It might seem super light at first, (you might even think it's cheaply made) but it holds up really really well and is absolutely everything they advertised it to be.We have lots of friends and guests around several days a week, (tons of kids playing) but even after a several months and tons of little feet running all over, I am surprised how clean this is. My kids have dropped pumpkins on it, dirt, drinks, dinners, and all kinds of stuff but it is super easy to clean. (even with just pouring water from a cup everything has come right off.....so we don't have to use a hose) It looks really great and has kept its vibrant color even outside in the sun non stop. We have had tons of rain and our porch flooded but the rug dried out within a few hours of sunlight and didn't have any mildew even after being soaked in rain for several days. I would say this rug is probably one of the few products we got that outperformed what we expected or what was advertised even.

The thickness was better then I thought it would have been. Design and color is nice. Made the porch alot nicer to be on. Now to buy the chairs to put on it 🤠

As we began to prepare our outdoor deck for the considerable use it gets each spring through fall, my husband and I realized that one of the two outdoor rugs we drag out each season is, to put it kindly, not in the best of shape. So it was that I looked for a replacement, and this one (our choice: navy blue and white, 5 ft. by 8 ft.) was our choice. It's been out there through thick and thin, including the ravages of a typical Midwestern spring when Mother Nature can't make up her mind - for close to a month now. Happily, it's still looking - and doing - just fine. Made of sturdy polypropylene, it's waterproof, and a quick sweep of a broom removes errant leaves and plant bits that manage to blow in but not out again. It's in the sun a good part of the day, but the colors remain vivid. While we don't need them, loops on the corners allow for tying it down (it's very lightweight, so if you live in an area of high winds, it's probably a good idea to secure at least one corner lest it end up on your neighbor's deck). That light weight, however, is a plus when it comes time to move it or store it away for the winter. Bottom line? A good buy with which we're very happy.

These rugs are almost like having one of the old-time feed sex that is colored on your patio. They are super lightweight. They have a beautiful design, but I wouldn’t personally call this a rug lol. It reminds me of like an old farmer feed sack that has been painted or was that color to begin with I guess. They come all folded up and so you have a lot of creases in them when you put them down that does not go away. They are super cheap and they look good from distance but they look plastic up close. They were cheap, but you get what you pay for like I’ve never had a patio rug of this quality before lol. Normally, the rug is actually a rug and not colored plastic

Purchased 3 of these rugs for our concrete pool deck. They are soft underfoot. Upgraded the aesthetic of our pool area. Hoping they will not fade or tear for at least a few pool seasons.

After purchasing several different outdoor rugs over the years, the ones made with plastic are hands down better than any other. No, they don't feel as good underfoot. No, they aren't nearly as pretty. Yes, the plastic will eventually become brittle and begin to break off in small pieces. HOWEVER, they don't curl up, fade, or most importantly, mildew or mold. In four years, I've replaced the outdoor rug under my lounge chair three times, yet I still have the original cheap-looking plastic rug (like this one) in an adjacent area. When it gets dirty, I sling it over a fence, hose it down, and it's good as new. Takes a couple minutes to dry and it's ready to go back whereas the fabric rugs take hours to dry. Lesson learned.

Looks great very pleased The only problem is it uses a USB so you have to buy an USB outdoor plug. That why I gave it a 4 star