SVS Sub Isolation Feet vs Auralex Subdude II

Another vote for Aurelex subdude. I am using a pair underneath my subs on a suspended flooring. Not only it improves the bass, it has helped tremendously with vibrations common with down firing subs. 

I use the SVS Isolation feet on my SVS PB2000 sub.  It made a big difference as it is on the second floor of my house.  No more vibration and noise through the ceiling.  Recommended!

What the title says: Can anyone vouch for either of these? I'm in an apartment and use a sub (turned WAY down) with a system at low-moderate volumes, and want to make extra sure I don't distrub the neighbors. I've seen good things about both and I'm not sure which way to go for this use case https://mobdro.bio/ . I've also seen some use cheap Anti-Vibration pads, so maybe some opinions on those too? I know I won't remove all noise, but I'm looking for options for the best case and appreciate the help!

i got this...

I'm using 2 subdude's with DiversiTech 3"x3"x7/8" ant-vibration pads from SupplyHouse   (blue&black)  not the cork ones with great results in my theater room 

I’d try something like these — springs may do a better job decoupling the subs from the floor and also help a lot to improve sound, and they’re adjustable. They’re only $24 for four, and if they don’t work out just return them. Best of luck.

https://www.amazon.com/Tertullus-Isolation-43mm%C3%9738-5mm-Aluminum-Turntable/dp/B09QC1DJXT/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3O9WPNIK3HIXK&amp=undefined&keywords=speaker%2Bisolation%2Bpad%2Bspring&qid=1680557813&s=electronics&sprefix=speaker%2Bisolation%2Bpad%2Bspring%2Celectronics%2C143&sr=1-6&th=1