4 Medium Extra Tall Round Rubber Feet Bumpers - .625 Inch H X .932 Inch D - Made in USA

Made in the USA. At least as advertised, which I believe. Similar items from southeast Asia garner complaints that the feet are plastic and/or the screws break or strip because of poor metal. That's been my experience too with similar products. These are rubber and work well holding my speaker stands in place. (Speaker spikes were not necessary.) The feet are not very soft rubber and can handle a load. Although you could probably still use them for a cutting board. They do not come with screws, but the other products that do have screws should generally be thrown out and replaced with decent screws. I put these in with #8, 1 inch screws I had purchased for audio cabinet applications. To avoid splitting wood or trouble getting the screw set in fully, I predrilled holes in hard MDF with a 7/64 inch bit, which gave the threads plenty of purchase in the wood. The stands sit flat on the floor with no need for adjustment. Recommended.

worked as they should have

I used these on a laundry basket I was making. They do what I need and they're made in 'Merica.

Exactly what I needed to fix my shears

works as described

I had to replace the feet on an old Kenwood amp. The originals were large (2 inch) flat pads with a chrome ring that even if I could have found them I wasn't going to put that kind of money in a slightly scuffed unit. These provided excellent clearance on the base for ventilation/heat dissipation. Well built, internal washer molded in. Keep in mind these do not come with screws, which is fine with me because I had planned to buy quality screws to secure these. I used #6 x 1/2 inch stainless steel screws picked up at the local hardware store for 18 cents apiece. No additional washer was needed and they snugged the feet down nicely and securely to the base. Highly recommended.

I’d like to use to replace the worn out feet on my Precor 755CS treadmill. The feet over many years had worn down and started to crack. These feet were a good replacement although I did have to get different screws to fit through the center of them. They seem to be a harder compound then the original neoprene rubber feet. I believe that these are a urethane. tTey were very reasonably priced and a good solution for my problem.

used them on my slider windows the stops wore out after 20 years.

Used these to replace missing feet on a Marshall Valvestate 8100 amplifier head. They do that job nicely. Only downside is that they don't include any screws--but this is understandable since people have different uses for these things.