Extra Thick Non-Slip Yoga Mat with Carrying Bag, Tested for Harmful Substances, for Yoga, Pilates, and Home Workouts

Knees on the mat – without feeling it the next day

That moment in all fours, when your kneecaps press directly onto the wooden floor through a thin travel yoga mat. The plank, where your wrists burn after 30 seconds. The Pilates roll-down, where every vertebra feels the laminate floor individually. This mat solves exactly that with extra thickness under the pressure points – without slipping away from under your hands in Downward Dog.

What makes this mat different

• Extra thick padding under knees, elbows, and spine – the additional material thickness absorbs body weight before it hits the hard floor. Noticeable difference from travel and standard mats in poses like Warrior, Cobra, or Pilates Bridging.
• Non-slip surface texture on both sides – the finely ribbed texture grips sweaty palms and feet, instead of sliding away under pressure. In Downward Dog, the handstand remains stable.
• Closed-cell surface – sweat does not soak into the material, but stays on the surface and can be wiped off. The mat does not become an odor trap after your workout.
• Tested for harmful substances foam – the material is designed for skin contact use and does not release a sharp plastic smell into the training room. Can be unpacked immediately, without days of airing out.
• Sufficient length and width for exercises in push-up position – shoulders and feet are fully on the mat; you don't have to slide your toes onto the parquet in plank position.
• Included carrying bag with shoulder strap – the rolled-up mat disappears into the bag and can be carried on your back to the studio, park, or hotel room, without getting squashed under your arm.
• Rollable and foldable for closet storage – the mat can be rolled up tightly and stands between the closet and wall, without being an obstacle in the living room.

Who it's for

For yoga beginners for whom thin travel mats already become uncomfortable in the first training session. For Pilates and mat workout practitioners who perform many exercises directly on the spine and need padding. For home exercisers on wood, tile, or concrete floors without carpet. For parents who want to squeeze in exercises during kitchen breaks and store the mat in a drawer. And for anyone whose knees and wrists start to hurt within minutes on thin mats.

Roll up, practice, clean

Take the mat out of the carrying bag, unroll it with the desired side up on a flat surface. Before the first workout, let it unroll for about 24 hours so it takes its full shape. During training, ideally work barefoot or with yoga socks – this further improves grip. After the workout, wipe it with a damp cloth and mild soapy water or a yoga mat cleaner. Do not put it in the washing machine and do not dry it in direct sunlight, so that the material does not become brittle. Roll it up with the exercise side inwards to protect the surface from dust, and store it in the included bag.

For everyone who wants to exercise regularly at home – without knees and wrists burning after every session.