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Cork Yoga Mat (Rubber Amalgamated)
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- Full size: 24 x 72 in, fits most adult heights
- 4.5 mm thick — padding without losing floor feedback
- Amalgamated rubber base, approximately 2 kg, skid-free
- Cork top surface that grips rather than slides
- Completely recyclable packaging
- Cork surface
- Amalgamated rubber base
- Size: 24 x 72 in
- Thickness: 4.5 mm
- Weight: approximately 2 kg
- Variant: cork with amalgamated rubber
- Wipe with a damp cloth after use.
- Use a mild soap solution for a thorough clean, then dry completely before rolling.
- Store rolled and away from direct sun.
- Three cork mat types exist in this range: recycled EVA (about 0.5 kg, not for tile or marble), natural rubber (about 2 kg) and this amalgamated rubber version (about 2 kg).
- Cork surfaces darken slightly with use where hands and feet make contact.
A standard 24 x 72 inch yoga mat with a cork top surface and an amalgamated rubber base, 4.5 mm thick and around 2 kg. The weight is deliberate: it holds its position on the floor instead of creeping forward during standing sequences. Cork also stays grippy as the hands warm up, which is why it suits sweatier practices better than a smooth PVC mat.
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How to Use
Lay it rubber side down on a flat, clean floor. Unroll it a few hours before first use so it settles flat, then wipe it down after each session.
Product Details
Care Instructions
Good to Know
FAQs
Is a cork mat slippery when I sweat?
Cork tends to grip better as moisture and warmth build, which is the opposite of a smooth synthetic surface.
Is 2 kg too heavy to carry to a class?
It is heavier than a travel mat. If portability matters more than grip, the lightweight recycled EVA variant is the one to look at — though it is not suited to smooth tile or marble floors.
Do I need a mat spray to clean it?
No. A damp cloth handles daily cleaning, and mild soap solution covers anything more.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: ONEarth Fulfilled by: EarthBased





