Yoga Mats

Aurorae Yoga Mat Comfort Traction Durability Price We likeStarts at a great priceEco-friendlyThickness provides great padding for your hands and knees We didn’t likeNot grippy enough for hot yogaYou will need to break it in before it becomes a great mat (ideally scrub it with soap / water)Not as durable as some competitors SummaryAurorae Classic … Read more >>

If you love yoga but often find yourself on the road, then you have probably wondered which would be the best yoga mat to take with you. With so many different travel mats to choose from it can be hard to find one that matches your exact needs. Since I will be travelling asia in early 2016 … Read more >>

As hard as I tried, the only downside I could come up with in regards to Manduka is the weight of the mat. It really isn’t an issue if your practice is done mostly at home, but it is a deterrent to yogis who travel a lot. The price is hefty, too, but I think … Read more >>

Prana ECO Yoga Mat Comfort Traction Durability Price We likeThe E.C.O. has fantastic traction for sweaty practices.It’s closed cell technology means your mat doesn’t absorb sweat and grow bacteria.The underside is extremely grippy so if you’re practicing on carpet, you don’t have to constantly reposition your mat. We didn’t likeThe mat does start to flake … Read more >>

Jade Harmony Yoga Mat Comfort Traction Durability Price We likeGrippy enough for a sweaty (but not hot) vinyasa flow class.Has enough natural cushion for a comfortable pigeon pose or forearm stand.Even though it’s made with natural rubber, it doesn’t have an overwhelming rubber smell when it’s new. We didn’t likeThe grippy texture attracts lint and … Read more >>

Getting ready for some hot yoga but haven’t found the best yoga mat yet? Read our review of the best yoga mat for sweaty hands and hot yoga workouts.