This NBR yoga mat is built with a 10mm thickness for extra cushioning under your knees, hips, and spine during mat-based sessions. The striped pattern runs the length of the mat, giving you a visual guide for hand and foot placement during poses.
Key Features & Benefits
- 10mm NBR foam construction — thicker than standard mats, so it cushions joints better during floor-based poses and stretches.
- Striped surface pattern — doubles as a placement guide for aligning your hands and feet during poses.
- 183cm x 61cm size — full-length coverage for most body sizes during mat work.
- Multiple color options — available in red, green, purple, blue, and black.
- Suited to multiple activities — usable for yoga, general fitness and bodybuilding floor work, and dance training, not just seated stretching.
Product Details
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | NBR |
| Thickness | 10mm |
| Size | 183cm x 61cm |
| Pattern | Stripes |
| Colors | Red, green, purple, blue, black |
| What's included | 1x yoga mat |
Why Customers Choose This
The 10mm thickness sets this apart from thinner standard mats, giving noticeably more cushioning for poses that put weight directly on your knees or spine. The stripe pattern also gives you a built-in reference for hand and foot placement, which is useful whether you're following a yoga sequence or a dance routine.
FAQ
How thick is this yoga mat?
It's 10mm thick, which gives more cushioning than a standard thin mat, especially for poses that put pressure on your knees or spine.
What size is the mat?
It measures 183cm by 61cm, sized for full-body coverage during most mat-based exercises.
What is it good for besides yoga?
It's suited to general fitness and bodybuilding floor work and dance training, in addition to yoga, thanks to the cushioned surface and size.
What colors does it come in?
It's available in red, green, purple, blue, and black, all with the same striped pattern.
Care & Safety Note
Wipe down after use and let it air dry fully before rolling to prevent trapped moisture. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight or high heat, which can degrade foam mats over time.
