Wet grip is the whole reason cork exists
Suberin in the cork becomes tackier with moisture. Down dog in a heated room stays put instead of sliding.
Cork over natural rubber. Where a PVC mat turns into a slip hazard in hot yoga, cork's texture opens up and holds.
The reasons that show up again and again in our reviews
Suberin in the cork becomes tackier with moisture. Down dog in a heated room stays put instead of sliding.
The surface is closed-cell, so sweat sits on top rather than soaking in. A damp cloth is the entire cleaning routine.
Cork harvested from bark without felling the tree, bonded to natural tree rubber. No PVC, TPE or latex.
4.5 mm is the point where knees are protected and single-leg poses stay stable. Thicker mats trade balance for comfort.
Same build quality across the range — only the details change
The standard
Alignment lines
Folds into a bag
Real orders, unedited words
I do Bikram twice a week and this is the first mat I have not needed a towel on. Genuinely grips better when wet.
No rubber smell at all, which surprised me. Wiped clean after every session and it still looks new.
Heavier than my old PVC mat. Worth it for the grip, but the travel version is the one to take on a plane.
Every shot is of the product you receive
Carbon-neutral delivery, plastic-free packaging
The rubber underside grips hard floors best. On thick carpet, any mat will move — a rug pad underneath solves it.
A damp cloth after each session. Avoid oil-based sprays; they sit on the cork and reduce grip over time.
2.4 kg for the 4.5 mm. The 2 mm travel version is 1.1 kg and folds rather than rolls.
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