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TPE Yoga Mat – 6mm dual color – LCL
B2B – Only to order in larger quantities. LCL (Less than container load) = MOQ 204 pcs, EXW (factory place, China – Incoterms 2020), Delivery 6-8 weeks. If you are interested, contact us.
Yoga mats (also called sticky mats) are used in most yoga classes to provide cushioning and traction.
Yoga mats do provide a couple of benefits. The major one is they provide some cushion. This is very important if you’re doing an active practice that involves jumping around (or crashing down from pincha mayurasana), and can be helpful just rolling over toes. A little cushion can also be nice just sitting if you’re on a hard surface. They can also provide some insulation if the surface you’re practicing on is cold.
Modern mats also try to be sticky enough that you can rest in poses like downward facing dog without your hands and feet sliding away.
Another thing they provide is clear demarcation of territory in a crowded space.
Summary: Modern yoga mats provide cushion and friction that make practice more comfortable and consistent in various places.
Top 10 Uses For Your Yoga Mat (that aren’t yoga):
1. TPE YOGA MAT is made of THERMAL PLASTIC ELASTOMER (TPE)
A newly developed and patented material that is hypoallergenic, 100% Recyclable, Biodegradable, WITH NO SMELL, can pass the ROSH report.
2. Newest technology – Anti tear Mesh in the middle of Yoga mat, prevent it from tearing.
3. Much lighter to carry than mats of other types of material. Make all work out mats stick to the floor as well as help sweaty people get a GRIP on their mat during Yoga and other fitness routines.
4. Pattern:TPE Single textured layer TPE Double textured layers
Thickness: 6mm
Size: 61cm*1.83m
Packing: 1pc/ opp bag
Pcs / ctn: 12pcs/ctn or customized
Ctn size: 51cm*38cm*62.5cm
There are three materials that dominate the yoga mat market: PVC, rubber, and TPE.
| Yoga Mat Materials | ||
|---|---|---|
| PVC | Rubber | TPE |
| Man-made, not biodegradable | Natural and biodegradable | Man-made but biodegradable |
| Thicker | Heavier | Lightweight |
| Take time to break in | Harder surface | Softer surface |
| Good traction | Good traction | Shorter life span than PVC or Rubber |
PVC is a man-made material that is not biodegradable. It’s the material of choice for low-end mats like the communal ones at your local studio. However, PVC doesn’t always mean a cheap mat. It’s also used for the very popular high-end Manduka PRO series, which are much thicker than your average mat and are virtually indestructible. PVC mats can take some time to wear in. Once they do, they provide good traction.
| Dimensions | 51 × 38 × 62,5 cm |
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