Ultra-grip dynamic yoga mat, 4 mm thick

For fans of dynamic yoga, this mat has a polyurethane top layer for maximum grip. Ideal for linking postures and balances.

Is a floor mat really necessary for yoga?

You have decided to take up yoga and when it comes to getting equipped, you think that your gym mat or camping mat might do the trick. Wrong good idea! To practice yoga, a mat must meet certain criteria of grip and thickness. This is necessary to allow a comfortable practice and above all without the risk of injury during dynamic sequences and balances.

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Why a sticky yoga mat?

"Trikonasane, plow pose, half-candle... During your yoga sessions, you will be performing postures and balances in a series. It is therefore crucial that your mat ensures your safety to avoid injuries and allow you to progress serenely without fear of hurting yourself. And for this, it must be grippy. Our yoga mat is covered on top with a polyurethane film that increases its grip. Your hands won't slip and you can perform a series of figures.

Why is the Mat Grip + 4mm the ideal thickness?

In Yoga, the thickness of a mat counts for a lot. It must be thick and comfortable enough to protect your joints and your back during the sequence of postures, and allow you to keep your balance. But be careful, for good stability and to feel your connection to the ground, it must not be too thick either. The recommended thickness for yoga mats is between 1,5 and 8 mm. With its 4 mm thickness, our yoga mat is right in the middle.

What types of yoga can be practiced with the Mat Grip + 4mm mat?

With 4 mm thickness, this yoga mat is ideal for dynamic yoga. Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Bikram are practices with sequences of postures performed quickly, and with high intensity. For dynamic yoga, it is advisable to use a mat up to 5 mm to ensure good grip and stability, essential for maintaining balance.

Why are lines on a yoga mat really a good idea?

"Proper yoga practice requires deep concentration, proper breathing, and, above all, rigorous precision in body alignment. Imprecise alignment can lead to pain or even injury. To help beginners, especially, position their bodies correctly, we've provided our yoga mat with alignment lines."

Is the Mat Grip + 4mm mat easily transportable?

Once rolled up, the mat can be easily transported using the carrying straps sold with it.

What are the dimensions and weight of the Mat Grip + 4mm yoga mat?

The yoga mat measures 185cm x 65cm x 4mm. It weighs 2,5kgs

How to maintain the Mat Grip + 4mm yoga mat?

"Over time, dust, creams, sweat, and other residues can damage the grip of polyurethane mats. That's why it's essential to clean them regularly. To do this, clean your mat with warm, soapy water and a microfiber cloth. If the dirt is deeply embedded, you can let it soak for a few minutes. Then let it dry naturally before rolling it up again. Avoid exposing it to the sun."

4 mm thick, it's just enough to ensure comfort and stability during your practice. You will also appreciate the marking lines to guide you in your alignments.

For fans of dynamic yoga, this mat has a polyurethane top layer for maximum grip. Ideal for linking postures and balances.