Travel Yoga Mat Eco Friendly Fitness Exercise Mat Sweat Absorbent Anti Slip, High-Grade Natural Suede for Travel, Yoga and Pilates

My journey in search of a divine yoga mat started as most do - with hopes that it may motivate me to lead a life of healthy habits beyond reasonably attainable means and magically return the angelic flexibility that I once lost by working an 8 to 5 office job for 2 years.Yes, I too, dwelled on the possibilities that having a yoga mat could imply: I could roll out of bed every morning at first light, cycle through a few “chat-her-ongas”, and marinate in the delayed anxiety that my adult dollars would soon be consumed by my over-priced rent. Or, a strategically-zoned space for which my roommate’s cat would dare not tread paw. What odd creatures. Perchance, just perchance, an arena for which my significant other and I would unveil a glorious display of affection.Then, reality whisked away my daydream - I neither have an ‘other’ to boastfully call significant, nor a mat to call an “arena”.The feeling rid me of imagination. I must take action. I must take to Amazon.I must attempt to yoga.So here we are, Amazonians. Wishing the same wish. Wanting the same want. She-vas-in-a-ing the same she-vas-in-a.Nevertheless, my purchase came with a preference. This ‘divine’ yoga mat must have the following qualities and characteristics suitable for my hopes and dreams:- It must be a mat for yoga. Not just any ordinary mat.- It must be strong like The Rock, yet soft like also The Rock. No little rubbery bits, please.- I must be able to sweat profusely without slipping on my own body tears.- It must be thicc. Not with one mere ‘c’, but two, marvelous ‘c’s.- I then speculated how impractical a mat that is thicc with two ‘c’s would be for proper balance. One ‘c’ will suffice (though if you prefer more thickness, I would opt for a mat thicker than a 1/4 inch).- If I face-plant from a failed headstand, it must only hurt a little.- It must be pretty.- THE JOURNEY BEGINS -I came across TOPLUS - a brand that, said fast enough, sounds like “topless” - on the first page results of my generic and short-lived search for “yoga mats”. Intrigued by the array of colors and eco-friendly claim, I clicked.- AND THEN IT SWIFTLY ENDS -At mere price of $30 compared to that of $10 from lower-end wanna-be yogi brands, I bought it due to my confidently high-expectation of quality.What entails will (probably not) surprise you...- THE FINAL TALLY -I am jazzed, shoppers. Rightfully jazzed.I have been using this mat for quite some time now (approximately not very long). I have woken up to its bright, colorful mat every morning. I have even taken it on Sunday dates to my local yoga studio. It loves car rides.To alleviate your tired eyes from reading my lengthy review, I have done you the noble service of providing bulleted feedback:- It was, indeed, a mat for yoga.- It was strong enough to hold me, a giant water bottle, and my inflated ego without tearing or becoming jealous.- I deducted a star for the sole purpose that its thickness was just below par. My hips took no pleasured in a rendezvous with my hardwood floor.- Much to the surprise of everyone, I did in fact face plant, but it did not hurt as much as I thought thanks to the surprisingly soft material.- My roommate’s cat did sleep on it once. His hairy debris left an uncomfortably fuzzy feeling on my forehead the following morning while in child’s pose. Yet, it was very easy to clean from both the mat and my face.- I purchased this mat in the color “Orange TPE”. I don’t know what TPE is, but it was not at all the traditional “orange” shade. It was a flamboyant coral-y red, like a gay sunburn. I love it.Thank you, TOPLUS. Thank you for ending my journey and for giving me hopes that my flexible legs will one day return. I will continue to practice yoga in good health, stress less about my rent, and perhaps pursue a significant "other".

I have sensitive knees and this has enough cushion to support without creating an unstable surface where I have to work harder to balance. Very light and not slippery. They say it can't be punctured, which is not exactly true because I live on tour and it gets travelled for me city to city on a big rig with everyone else's and a bunch of tother things. Something on the truck was able to puncture a small part (probably the metal clamp straps or something like that), but unless you are living like me, then it probably wont be a problem.I'm just wondering where the have gone because I would like to order another one so I have one at work and one at home but they have been out of stock for a while and inactive on social media. Did they go out of business? Are they coming back? This is the first yoga mat I have actually liked.

I will add the disclaimer that I have not used the mat yet, but I am more commenting on quality based off of observations and initial opinions. It has a very nice feel, and I can tell it will provide good grip. It doesn’t have a cheap foam feeling or appearance to it, and flattens out enough after unrolling that it is usable.I will say, there was an odd sparkly substance sprinkled on that I was able to wipe away using a damp microfiber rag. But not before I sadly tried to use an upright vacuum on it, which scuffed the surface and then left a dent after falling over onto the mat. Nevertheless, I am excited to use it, as I have been casually practicing yoga at home without one, and I’ve reached a point where I am more serious about it and would like to feel the benefits of the exercise/stretching more.I’ve used cheap yoga mats in the past (even have one rolled up in a corner), and this feels much better. No awful smell either.I can’t say foe the durability, I imagine if you are gentle and careful with it when handling (unlike I, during my initial excitement), it will hold up a good amount of time. I will consider repurchasing if and when it is time to replace it due to normal wear and tear.It also comes with a carrying strap that doubles a way to keep it rolled up and stored away when not in use. Very lightweight and easy to carry. I am excited to use it.Only other suggestion is I hope they come out with more colors and prints.

Returning to my yoga practice after being absent for a few years, my first order of business was to purchase a mat which I thought would be easier than I expected. In the past, I simply used the studio mats and added a blanket underneath for comfort. Didn’t know any better. But obviously there’s a plethora of choices: cheap and expensive; extra thick, thin or in the middle; eco friendly; simple design or imprints. At first my sensitive knees were inclined to want the extra thickness but realized that too thick would challenge my balance on poses. So, all this to say I decided that a quarter inch thickness would give me good comfort without sacrificing balance and grip. I also prioritized choosing a product that is Eco friendly — can’t be destroying our planet as I engage my inner light. But, didn’t want to spend too much. The Toplus Eco basic mat has proven itself an excellent choice. It’s affordable and came well packaged with a nice surprise hand towel gift. The cushion is good and provides an excellent grip. I particularly like the extra length as a 5 ft 11 inch male. I also sweat a great deal so there was some minor slippage but the mat wipes off easily and handled the moisture well. Also appreciate the carrying straps and a wide array of colors choices. Although my knees need the extra cushioning, supplementing that need is preferred rather than sacrificing overall need for the mat to provide good grip and stability. Bottom line is that this is an excellent product backed by a good company. Highly recommend. Hopefully it will endure over time but it's too early to determine at this time.

I wanted a slim travel friendly yoga mat to take away with me. This arrived nicely folded in its own plastic zipper bag which is good. It can be folded or rolled up and is washable. The mat feels like a synthetic soft, suede on one Side and rubber the other Side. It is a good size I am 5”11 and found it fine for me. I can’t comment as to how none slip for your hands/feet it is as alas I find all yoga mats slippy, I have to use chalk on my palms. However I found the underside of the matt did not slip on the wooden floor I used it on.The only downside is that the mat is a Little heavier weight wise than I hoped, but that is out weighed by the fact it is better that a lightweight blanket type cloth mat, they are more for hot yoga, they seem to move about when I do whilst I am trying to practice my yoga.Apart from the high price I do like this mat and it travels with me frequently, rolled up in my suitcase.

I really like it, it's a good travel mat. I use it to go to the park or when I'm on holidaysNot useful with a dry hands/feet because it's slipery

I look this mat on a Yoga holiday abroad. Much easier to pack if you have limited space. Easy to transport on the go and nice to use.

Quite thin so it’s good to put the towel or a blanket underneath. But packs flatly and it’s easily to take it on holidays.

Loved this yoga mat, very practical for travel. a little heavier than expected but really lovely quality.