A $20 that is perpetually out of stock…Bummer! Glad I picked up four at $15 each during the 'buy more, save more' Icon sale. Still a decent product even at the $25 price point.
Rare earth magnets have been particularly impacted by tariffs, though I doubt that raw magnet cost alone drove a 25% retail price increase.
Of course they are now in-stock at all my local stores, and they were extremely hard to find previously, so would you rather have a $25 magnetic mat that you can actually buy or a $20 mag mat that is perpetually OOS?
A $20 that is perpetually out of stock…
That's the guy with no arms or legs lying down in front of the door.Who is Matt?![]()
I ordered two Icon mats online and received them a week or so ago. The mats hold tools and parts well add adhere to metal surfaces perfectly.
How? They are in-store only and not available to order online. They're also still out of stock in-store, or at least they have been around here.
In fact, there is not a single store in the entire state showing any stock online as of this post. I can't get to my local store fast enough to buy it when they get that 1 or 2 in stock.
Look at the first post. ^
People w/o anemia were walking out w/ them stuck to themselves, apparently.When i got my mat, they had none on shelf, manager said she keeps them in back cuz people were stealing them.


When i got my mat, they had none on shelf, manager said she keeps them in back cuz people were stealing them.
Since this thread is back on top now…anyone seeing this in local stores? I haven’t seen these in stock for over a month at the 4 stores near my location. Was going to get a few of these for holiday gifts but nada.
Since this thread is back on top now…anyone seeing this in local stores? I haven’t seen these in stock for over a month at the 4 stores near my location. Was going to get a few of these for holiday gifts but nada.
I have two of them. I bought them on two different occasions. I tried to do the right thing and only bought one each time so others could get one.
I've only seen them in stores 3 times myself and its been over a month since I saw one.
I threw one on the freezer in my garage and now think there is a permanent black stain on it. Be careful what you stick them too.
I sound like a broken record. I still have yet to see one. These mats and the knock of Streamlight weapon lights, they are both impossible to find.
I check when I'm looking at the sales, and I have them saved to my "wishlist" on the website and app. Only a handfull of stores (if any) in the entire state will ever show "in-stock" inventory online, but they're too far away to check or be worth the drive.
Last week the valley was well stocked with the magnetic mats and the pliers that have been hard to get. They must've got a large shipment to the distribution hub. The Tempe and Mesa stores actually had them in stock for a few days. I meant to get one and ran out of time. My wife told me to buy some stocking stuffers for myself, so I ended up grabbing one when I was in Flagstaff last weekend.
I'm looking forward to using it for underwood work.
I don't doubt it. But unfortunately Tempe and Mesa are over 60 miles away. I've seen them pop up in-stock in the East Valley, usually Chandler and a store in Mesa that is 2 blocks down the street from the apartment I lived in before I moved back in March.
However, I'm not making a 120+ mile 2.5+ hour round trip for a $25 magnetic mat I don't need.
Nearest store showing in-stock online as of this post is 31 miles away in Phoenix. That's nearly a 1.5+ hour round trip too with normal traffic. Not worth my time or gas or mental energy dealing with said ******** traffic.
I thought you were still in the Valley somewhere.
Either way, I used the mat today and it worked okay. I would prefer it to be a little bit bigger for longer ratchets/wrenches. Time will tell.
Yeah, it's $20. If you don't use it, put it under the kitchen window to catch forks and knives when the wife throws your dinner plate out the window. LMAOLooks like it can hold a brake rotor vertically. I'd say that's enough for me.