-
1 / 11You will definitely want to take these pretty yoga mats to your next class. Every yogi knows how important it is to have a good yoga mat. Here are 10 that aren’t just super functional, but will also keep you motivated and make your practice more fun.
(Also read: How to Align Your Hips During Yoga and Why It Is Important)
-
2 / 11Yoga Design Lab Sunset Combo Mat ($98) Keep steady in your poses thanks to the towel-like grip this mat offers in both wet and dry conditions – perfect for hot yoga classes.
Available at Omgoing
Photo: Omgoing
-
3 / 11Popflex Active Rainbow Cream Vegan Suede Yoga Mat (US$54) Be the envy of fellow yogis during practice when you roll out this beautiful yoga mat. With a thickness of 5mm, it is super lightweight – weighing a mere 635g, so carrying it around will be easy.
Available at Popflex Active
Photo: Popflex Active
-
4 / 11Harmony Beach Horizon Yoga Mat (AU$129) (Also read: Yoga Mat Bags and Straps to Go to Class in Style)
Brighten up lazy mornings with this vibrant beach-inspired mat, made out of 100 per cent water-based inks and biodegradable materials. This slightly longer mat is a great choice for taller yogis too.
Available at Harmony Yoga Mats
Photo: Harmony Yoga Mats
-
5 / 11Yoga Design Lab Combo Mat – Tribeca Sand (US$68) This visually stunning eco-friendly mat has an absorbent suede microfibre layer that’s made from recycled plastic bottles. Said to provide a towel-like grip for sweaty hands, it’s also got adequate cushioning to protect your joints while you execute poses.
Available at Yoga Design Lab
Photo: Yoga Design Lab
-
6 / 11Vivre Activewear Premium Cork Yoga Mat – Tribal Print ($108) If you’ve got super sweaty hands and feet, consider getting a cork yoga mat. Not only does the grip improve with more sweat, but it’s also easy to clean, durable and is entirely sustainable.
Available at Vivre Activewear
-
7 / 11Decathlon Comfort Yoga Mat – Blue Print, $25 (Also read: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Yoga)
If you are just starting out on your yoga practice, this 8mm-thick yoga mat with a wallet-friendly price tag is a good starting point. The added padding will protect your bones and joints, especially when it comes to weight-bearing poses.
Available at Decathlon
-
8 / 11Sugarmat Pink Pampas Yoga Mat (US$89) Part of the orient-inspired The Chinoiserie collection, this elegant yoga has a base made from strong natural rubber, while the super absorbent suede synthetic top will keep you from slipping. Take your pick from three different panel designs.
Available at Sugarmat
Photo: Sugarmat
-
9 / 11Adult Suzani Blush Magic Carpet Yoga Mat (US$98) Take your asanas to a whole new level with this feminine yoga mat, made with a non-latex PVC material. We love the gorgeous ornate details.
Available at magiccarpetym.com
Photo: Magic Carpet Yoga Mat
-
10 / 11The Liforme Gratitude Mat (£115) (Also read: Wrist-Strengthening Exercises For Pain-Free Yoga)
Look pretty in pink with this non-slip mat, made from natural rubber and eco-polyurethane. Compared to a standard yoga mat, this one’s slightly wider and longer in size, allowing you to spread your limbs freely without feeling confined.
Available at liforme.com
Photo: Liforme
-
11 / 11Affirmats Breathe In Love Mat (US$66) Made from a plant-based thread fibre that is anti-slip, this unique eco-friendly mat is designed to motivate you through your workout and remind you to “just breathe”.
Available at Affirmats
Photo: Affirmats
You may also like
There’s no doubt that fitness gadgets are getting smarter by the day. On top of monitoring step count and heart rate, activity trackers can now dive deep into your health stats and even give you a detailed sleep report. Earphones aren’t left out of the party either. They no longer just p […]
Cat-lovers or not, we’re pretty sure nobody can resist the super adorable Bling Cat collection from Tony Moly. We are happy to know that the collection is rather huge, consisting of everything from skincare to makeup products. You can look forward to a full range of skincare products from the bran […]
Let’s admit it, most of us haven’t been putting much effort to take care of our scalp. Washing our hair regularly? No problem. Scrubbing our scalp thoroughly? Probably never. Question: if our hair looks healthy and we have no specific problems to treat, isn’t it fine to leave our sca […]