PackTerra 6-Pack of Utility Trays for Boot, Pet, Garden, Shoe 15.7" x 11.8" x 1.0"

Got these this week. I live in the cold Northeast and we've been getting hammered with snow. The old wooden floor in my apartment has had a couple of weeks of salt, gravel, sand, and snow being dumped on it. I'm not going to lie, cleaning the floor every time we come inside isn't going to happen. I started looking for boot trays thinking I'd get one of those wide ones that holds two pairs at a time.Frankly, those wide boot trays don't fit well in our under 600 sq ft apartment. Also, we have at least two pairs of boots each that we wear regularly. It would be so much easier if each boot could have its own tray, one that can be placed wherever we can find room for it. We have used them for a few days and they're perfect. My husband's size 12 Columbia Bugaboot winter boots fit with plenty of space left. Mine do too. The other pairs are less bulky so I'm sure they'll be fine.Another bonus is that it's easy to stack the used trays and take them outside to dump the bits that fall off the shoe treads. Also, they're easy to rinse off. The plastic isn't super heavy duty, not like a cafeteria tray. You aren't using these to sled. But for what they're marketed for, they're effective and a good value.

These aren’t too bad for the price - about $1.50 each currently at least. I don’t allow anyone including myself to wear shoes in my house which is the reason I bought this pack of trays. Coming in from my front door into the foyer it’s sometimes difficult with rain, snow and other weather conditions to take shoes and boots off without putting them down on a rug or stone floors. These trays make it easy for putting them down until they get dry, using one tray for each pair, hiding them inside the coat closet. I have a bad case of OCD and these issues really get me upset - this is a very good solution! These could also be used for other purposes except I wouldn’t recommend them for cat and dog food since they are pretty light and could be pushed around by 4 paw ‘family’ members!

normally buy the heavy duty large/long shoe & boot tray but, they are hard to get water stains off and look nasty after awhile so bought these for dog/cats large water dish and dog's food bowl. perfect for that use! no more trying to scrub white water stains that look like nastiness off, for $8 i can just throw them out, although these do look like they will be easier to wipe up and may not need replacing often. trays are not flimsy at all to me, pretty sturdy for price and better than i expected. they are slippery however so i put tiny velcro circle pads on the bottom corners so tray won't slip around easy when our dog eats from her food bowl.as for boot trays, not in our house! my husband wear timberland 10 1/2 wide boots and both do not fit on one tray..update: changed my rating to 4 stars, one edge cracked/broke off and i have no clue how since i did not drop it or hit it on anything, which leaves perhaps one of my chubby cats stepping/standing on it and breaking it when drinking water, if that's the case, these are not as sturdy as they look and seem to feel!

We had recently bought 10 wooded acres with a 400 foot dirt drive we walk twice a day. We also love to get outdoors, summer/winter, rain/shine. The entry is straight from the deck to the house with no place to leave footwear except outside. I knew I needed something to hold dirty, wet, muddy, snowy shoes & boots so extra cleaning the entries was not on my agenda!While these trays seem somewhat light weight, they have held up to all we've dished out. We split the 6 trays - one set sits by the 'front' door that the husband & big dogs go out several times a day. The dogs have stomped on them, the husband has dropped his big heavy hiking boots on them & they have not even cracked.My set is by the 'back' door & since feet are smaller, I can actually use them horizontally & fit 1 pair of walking shoes & 2 pairs of hiking boots on 2 trays.

I purchased 2 sets of these a year and a half ago and they are still holding up well. They have come in handy for so many uses: shoe/boot tray, plant tray, refrigerator tray to hold defrosting meat, paint tray, dog bowl tray are some of the ways I've used them. No regrets at all on this purchase.

I originally ordered these for gardening clog storage and for holding cleanser bottles to protect cabinetry.They are about food service grade, which is to say tough enough for considerable everday use so long as you don't put a 70 pound plant on top of it, or something of that nature. What surprised me is how many uses I'm finding for them beyond the original intended:-- holding drippy craft supplies.-- laying glass parts for a child's science project so they wouldn't roll around.-- corralling small computer or eyeglass repair kit components.-- setting under a draining colander full of salted squash for "foodles" in the kitchen.Fancy, no, but these are lightweight, easy to rinse, and cheap to replace.

I bought this for one purpose and then found lots of other uses, like under gallon paint can to avoid spills and to set brush on. Use one under a humidifier to avoid water spilling onto the floor. These have really come in handy and can be used over and over. Very happy with these.

I use these trays for winter boots...each tray will only hold one adult or large youth pair of boots. However, it is large enough to hold two pairs of toddler size boots. Either way, they work well and catch all the sand and water from the bottom of our boots. Additionally, as a pack of 6, there are plenty for everybody.

A lot smaller than they look. Too expensive for what you get, should have gone to home depot.

I love it. It helps make my doorway so much neater looking!