Serato DJ Slipmat (OSA-SM-BLK-BR) , Black

They're okay they stick to my control vinyl more than the original Grey ones. I use the Dr. Suzuki Slips underneath for more control during beat juggling etc. I Thud Rumble would make some Serato Edition Frosted Butter Rug. But for what they are the black shows under my clear Control Vinyls. Red would be dope too to match the DJM-S5 i use in my project studio.

Great product!

Works as advertised but somewhat cheep feeling.

I wonder if there fakes, real ones are suppose to be greats mine curl up like potato chips, and like potato chips they have a ridged bottom that’s gripping the turntable. I had hoped with time they would flatten and not stick to records but no luck.

I'm pleased... the positive reviews were correct.Nicely designed, I have really good control over the vinyl.They're smooth and have the right amount of "slip" for DJ Turntablist... NO friction drag, NO loose over spin.I've been DJing for many years and I really like these. Check'em out for yourself.Thanks!

These are the same renowned Butter Rugs, just with the Serato logo. Replaced the slipmats that came with my Reloop Rp-8000 mk2s that were felt. These are much thinner, and makes my vinyl glide.

Updated review: So I wanted to come on here and update my review. These slipmats are hot garbage. I thought they were decent but I didn't know any better at the time. They allow for scratching vinyl and such, but they will affect the "startup" time of your records when you let it go. For the longest time I thought the motor on my Gemini PT2000 mk2s were just not very good, but I got some Dr. Suzuki "Skratch" slipmats and it's like I bought newer faster turntables. With the Dr. Suzuki "Skratch" slipmats, as soon as I let go of the record it starts playing again at full speed. Do not buy these slipmats as they will hinder your performance ability. If you just mix and don't scratch EVER, I guess they would be fine. But if you want to call yourself a legit DJ, you should incorporate some form of scratching into your mixes, even if it's just a few baby scratches. Beat juggling on these Serato mats is atrocious. As I said, the vinyl doesn't get moving again fast enough. Do yourself a favor and get the Dr. Suzuki "Skratch" mats. They are light years better and only $10 more. Peace!

Work

disappointed with these and these are definitely not the old butter rugs I'm used to. The top piece of material is made of different product and the whole thing curls at the edges and came kind of frayed around the edge which looks cheap. I would not buy again or recommend

Pongo 5 estrellas porque son excelentes para mi, ya desde el tacto, pasando por su apariencia, y hasta su utilidad para hacer scratch o deslizar en el, el disco de vinilo.Me gusta todo en este articuloLo recomiendo a cualquier tipo de DJ. Desde principiante hasta professional. Creo que pueden dar un buen resultado.Gracias.

I received the slipmats today, one problem I have is that one has what it looks to be bubbles on the mat. The other mat looks perfectly fine.. Im assuming this is a product defect or possible a storage issue that made the mat like this.I need the mats for an event so they will have to do for now, but I would like this to be resolved asap.First 2 picture are the bubbles, last picture is the good mat.

Buenos slipmats, son un poco más delgados que los que tengo pero cumplen perfectamente con su cometido, aparte de que son manufactura de los originales "Butter Rugs" y firmados por Serato

Buenos pero frágiles. No creo que duren mucho del centro.