Dimensions: 183 x 61 cm
Thickness: 3.5mm | Weight: 2.5kg
COMFY yoga mat covered with an additional anti-slip layer. The mat is made of natural rubber and absorbent microfiber with a natural top coating. It has a rougher surface than the classic COMFY mat, which ensures grip from the first minute of practice.
Designed for practicing any type of yoga. It will provide good cushioning and safety of performing all asanas. It will also be perfect for fitness exercises.
Sold in a set with a bag.
Properties
The slightly roughened top layer provides grip from the first moments on the mat. It works best for people whose hands rarely sweat, whose hands and feet warm up slowly, and for practicing yoga in colder rooms.
Practice comfort
The most optimal thickness among yoga mats, 3.5 mm, will provide you with stability, and the special embossing on the bottom makes the mat not change position during exercise. The mat does not unwind on the edges even during the most dynamic practice. The density of the rubber provides cushioning and helps protect the joints during practice. Recommended for people with sensitive knees and elbows.
Pure composition
Base: 100% natural biodegradable rubber with perfect adhesion to the substrate
Surface: high-quality microfiber, covered with a natural anti-slip coating.
Natural rubber is 100% biodegradable and environmentally friendly. The mat does not contain PVC, silicones, latexes, lead or cadmium. The mat does not have a synthetic smell and thanks to the welding of layers in the production process, the potential use of toxic glue has been eliminated. It is recyclable. The print is made with water-based paints. We use environmentally friendly packaging.
Easy to clean
Just wipe the mat with a very damp cloth and in case of more persistent dirt it can be washed in a washing machine at max. 30°C. Do not use detergents and do not dry in a dryer. After washing the mat should be spread out to dry. Avoid long-term exposure to sunlight.
Tips
For even better grip, you can lightly spray the mat with water or wet your hands and feet. During the first asanas, it is worth focusing on pressing your hands and feet harder into the mat.
