HTVRONT Heat Press Mat for Cricut: Heat Press Pad 11.5x11.5 for Craft Vinyl Ironing Insulation Transfer, Double Sides Applicable Heat Mat for Heat Press Machines

This is a very well made heat press mat. The price point is amazing, quality is good, and I really like the size as well!

It works great with my press

As long as you clean it first it is great. Leaves a gray residue.

A lot smaller than I expected

I do have an ironing board which is a pain to get set up(making room for it), a thick wool pad to the left of my sewing machine for pressing quilt blocks as I make them. Now I have this which is great for traveling and sewing, going for classes, and if you live in a two story or more house, you can set up a secondary sewing location with this heat pad to do any needed pressing. I like having duplicates of things that I use right by my main sewing machine at any secondary sewing spot. This saves steps for me. I try always to conserve energy o keep from fatigue. I appreciate the opportunity to try out this heat pad. Thank you.

This mat is a perfect companion to my small craft iron. When fusing appliqué pieces at my embroidery machine, it’s great to keep nearby so I don’t have to waste time walking to my ironing board. The mat distributes heat well and has enough cushion to get a good press.

Working great so far with no problems. Feels nice and almost the same as the Cricut heat press mats. Do recommend.

i like the product but dont use it on my adult shirts just smaller kids shirts

This comes folded up (which I find strange), but I didn’t think too much about it at first. I wish I would have inspected this pad better. I made 3 sublimation shirts before realizing it was the pad that had a dent in it. At first I thought it was the HTVRont auto press - which I’m glad it’s not (way more costly to replace). You can see in the image where the uneven pressure is from the dent and the 2 other shirts are similar. Very disappointed as I wasted materials on poor presses. Will not buy again and I’ll find a different mat for my press.

Not a whole lot you can say about this, except it works well and then price point is better than the Cricut branded one. I now own a LOT of HTVRONT products and they have all been above average in quality and on-par with name brands like Cricut. At the time of this writing, this mat was $10 and the Cricut one was $12, so its not a ton cheaper. But they both perform the same, so why not save a few bucks?