Manduka PRO Yoga Mat - 6mm | Lifetime Durability | Hygienic Construction | Premium Studio Quality | Teacher Approved

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  Lauren

  19 de agosto de 2024

  A mat for people who have killed their other mats

  I've had a bunch of nice yoga mats. My Jade mat began to fall apart and I got little rubber bits all over me when I practiced & my Lululemon mat wore down so much that it was no longer grippy. I decided to fork out the money for a Manduka Pro because I've read about their longevity. So far so good!I'll address the most pressing concern: the mat is really slippery when you first get it. It really shouldn't be because it's so expensive, but whatever. You have to do a bit of work to get it to a reasonable grippiness. Skip the salt advice; it doesn't work at all. Take regular old Dawn Dish soap, squirt it all over the mat, scrub the mat with the rough side of one of those green and yellow sponges, rinse and let dry. Do it a second time if it needs it. This worked great on my mat and it now grips very well except in the hottest of classes where I do have to use a yoga towel (also went with the ridiculously expensive Manduka towel and it works very well).It's a heavy mat. I'm not sure why people who exercise complain about this. It's not THAT heavy.It's a thick mat, but not in a cushy way. It's nice and dense. This is great for folks with joint (especially wrist) trouble.It's a closed cell mat. This means It doesn't soak up your sweat. If you're really sweaty, it will pool and you'll need to use a yoga towel. This is ideal for me because I was yucked out by open cell mats that make the sweat disappear. Where does it go? Into your mat. Forever. The closed cell nature of the Manduka Pro means you can wash it and it actually gets clean.I think this is overpriced, but I practice a lot and so far I'm a fan.Ver másVer menos

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  Elizabeth🌹

  Top yoga mat, stability, balance, cushioning,

  Excellent yoga mat , definitely is top of the line. Gives support, not slip, enough cushion, odorless, excellent material, great look, 💯 stability.Worth the investment!

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  Jenna Choquette

  22 de julio de 2026

  expensive but worth it

  thick and sturdy high quality mat. good grip, even with sweaty hands and feet. easy to clean. definitely my favorite mat ive owned and hope to use for years to come

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  Matthew

  6 de abril de 2015

  An excellent mat, just know what to expect going in.

  My journey with yoga started in the summer of 2014 as an alternative to physical therapy on a cheap mat I'd purchased from a big box store. It was uncomfortable and, after a few uses, started leaving pieces behind on the studio floor. Since I had decided that I wanted yoga to become a lifestyle in order to stay healthy and fight against worsening symptoms of chronic medical ailments I came to the conclusion that I needed a new mat. After doing extensive research I came across Manduka and, given all their favorable reviews and life long guarantee, I decided to purchase one of their mats.Originally I had the Prolite but ended up getting the Pro after getting sick of feeling the hard, studio floor beneath me during classes. While this mat is heavier than the Prolite the trade off is definitely worth it. No longer do I feel uncomfortable on my knees or back when using this mat as I did on the Prolite or cheaper mat I originally had (which was even thinner). Yes, this mat is heavy but 7lbs compared to 4.5 is negligible in my mind if it means I can use the mat in all the ways it's meant to be used without feeling the hard ground so much. Yes, it can be slippery but a towel will help with this and, over time, the mat does get better.So many reviews complain about having to use a towel. It's never bothered me as not using one feels unsanitary and gross but if it bothers you there are other mats on the market that don't require one. However, the trade off there is that these mats are porous and are therefore absorbing your sweat into them which is not something I want my yoga mat to do. Also, those types of mats break down which means that within a year or two you'll have spent more money replacing them than you would have had you purchased this to begin with.No yoga mat will be perfect and, depending on how much you sweat, you will likely slide on just about any mat. What would help more with this, if it's a problem for you, are things like yoga socks and/or gloves. If you have any sort of knee, back, joint pain etc. I'd urge you to look no further than the Black Mat Pro. It's comfortable without sacrificing stability and will last you a lifetime. There's a reason they're so popular and if you're serious about yoga you deserve to have something that will help you be the best yogi you can be.
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  Ron

  27 de octubre de 2014

  Great Yoga Mat. Expensive... but You Get What You Pay for!

  I Love this mat! I am a relative newbie in yoga, have been sporadically going to YMCA yoga classes for a little over a year. I started out by just using the mats at the Y. Then I decided that I would get my own mat... I didn't really want to use the same mat that lots of other people have been using; wasn't too sure how often they are cleaned or the health of previous users of the mats.Well... I got a yoga mat in the $20 range. Thin and my hands slipped in Down Facing Dog. Moved up to a mat in the $30 range and used both mats during practice. No problems with the thickness of the combined mats stacked together (comfort of knees in poses that require you to be on all fours), but still a little problem with slipping hands. And standing balance poses were a little more difficult since the two mats together were a little "spongy" and my balance is not that great that I needed the extra "added benefit" of a less stable surface to balance on!I noticed that all my instructors use Manduka mats... Hmmmm, wonder if the mats are worth the (lots) extra money they cost??? Asked a couple of my instructors, and they all said emphatically "YES!" Sooooo.... Decided to give the $$$ mat a try. I mean, after all, I spend well over $100 for running shoes... and stability and comfort in my yoga mat is also important!Well, I have to say, the instructors are right! I LOVE this mat. My hands do NOT slip in Down Dog, even toward the end of a strenuous yoga workout when I am a little "damp". (I sweat like a well lathered horse after a hard run...). The mat is comfortable in all of the poses that I have done; no issues with knees on the hard surfaces of the gym floor. Standing balance poses have become a little easier; the firmness of the Manduka mat provides stability that I was just not getting with less expensive options.The mat itself is obviously of better material than my previous less expensive mats. Firmer, heavier, less slippery. I have seen some reviews that say it is TOO heavy... not a problem. If you are doing plank position, and you are complaining about the weight of this mat, then something does not equate!I like the fact that the mat has a lifetime guarantee. One of my main instructors has used her mat for over 4 years; and she teaches classes 2 hours a day on average ... every day (or maybe more...). Her mat is still in perfect condition. She said that she went through 2 mats a year before moving up to the Manduka... So is it really more expensive than the cheaper mats??? Maybe not!!!I got the extra long Manduka mat. I am not tall (5'9") but I like to stay on the mat and not on the floor - shorter mats have me hanging off the ends on some poses with the normal sized mats. The longer mat is perfect!If you are new to Yoga, give yoga a try using the studio mats at the class before buying a Manduka (they are expensive).If you like Yoga and want to continue... BUY A MANDUKA MAT!!! You will not be sorry!
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  Q

  23 de febrero de 2026

  Great mat, once it’s conditioned & broken in.

  The Pro Mats, at least the one I purchased, are extremely slippery when new and unconditioned. I tried to practice on mine before doing the salt treatment and it was very difficult as my hands and feet were both sliding around a lot. So, I salted the mat down completely with both fine and coarse sea salt and let it stand for 24 hours. Then I took a clean damp wash cloth to it and scrubbed pretty thoroughly before rinsing off the salt. Next practice, the mat was still pretty darn slippery. So, I salted the mat down completely and added baking soda into the mix. Let that stand for several hours and then scrubbed very thoroughly with a clean damp wash cloth. The next practice was much better. Instructors at my studio told me this is their all time favorite mat once it’s “broken in” either through the scrubbing method or practice or both. That’s why I purchased the Pro Mat. I’m replacing a “B Mat” that I really liked but left some where & it “disappeared” unfortunately. The B mats are completely out of stock on both Amazon and the B mat website. I didn’t like the Jade mats at the studio because I find them slippery and unstable/stretchy. So, now that my mat is 95% broken in via the salt scrubbing method, I’m looking forward to completing the breaking in through practice. It is heavier than a lot of mats, but the 6mm depth provides cushioning and is not at all stretchy. I think I’m going to love this mat. Of note, I probably used at least $10.00 worth of sea salt and $2.00 worth of baking soda. That’s in addition to the $144.00 purchase price of the Pro Mat.Ver másVer menos

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