Thanks for the video, I remember that I watched your videos when I was looking for my Yoga Mat and I choose an Eko from Manduka. It's absolutely fantastic.

Great video, very helpful as always. Thank you :)

Thank you so much for this review! I was in the market for a new mat and have now ordered the BYoga mat, very exciting! I have a question: when transporting a yoga mat, do you recommend using a carrier strap or a bag? I like that a carrier strap is light but I’m afraid of damaging the mat when it’s not protected when travelling.

Dearest Alexia, LOVE your videos. I've been looking at yoga mats and I really want to purchase a cotton yoga mat. I was wondering if you have tried the Oko Living mats and if you have an opinion about them? Thank you !

Very interesting, thanks Alexia!

Have you tried the Oko Living or Ma Woven yoga rugs? They look interesting but I’m not sure they’d be good for vinyasa yoga.

Thank you so much for doing another mat series. So agree with your reviews! I'm sticking with the Jade Harmony. I feel super stable. I changed out my mat at about a year (maybe 9 months. I felt it was losing grip and because I was dragging my feet, due to lack of core strength, I killed it (I was practicing Vinyasa three times a day). I should mention that because I am allergic to essential oils, Jade provided a great cleaning method: 3 parts water to 1 part white vinegar. You were very right about the B Mat (mentioned in a previous video): you aren't going anywhere and while that's great, it also makes it sooooo hard to slide into poses (it's so sticky, I sprained two toes moving my foot to the top of the mat - twice. I like the feel of the surface. I like 6" but I am too - or my toes are too - afraid to use it again. It is less spongy than Jade. On Jade, too, it can be a hard to slide into poses. The eKo, nope. Jute, nope. Cotton, nope (though I am a fan of Jade's cotton mats which I use for extra support of my knees, belly, and a lift while sitting). I just don't have the core strength and it moves around too much. If you ever do another series, I would be interested in the Para Rubber Mat from Hugger Mugger and Yogi Bare (which is too thin for me at 4") and Alo Warrior (which is only rubber on the bottom. Seems most like a Lululemon mat). Again, many thanks!

Hi Alexia...does the $10 Maduka charge cover shipping the old mat back for them to recycle or do we also pay a return cost to ship back on top of the $10?

Hi Alexia usually how long do rubber yoga mats last? Do they become uneven overtime like TPE mats?

🙏 namaste I enjoyed your mat review . I like you have said in previous posts stated the manduka black mat pro is your mat of choice yup I know it’s heavy but for me that’s fine . However ref eco and just coming away a bit from the materials . That considered I sense the manduka black mat pro should be in there from the perspective of a lifetime warranty it’s that one stop mat . I’ve had two of these a black one which has been everywhere with me India 🇮🇳 the 🇺🇸 countless workshops and teachings and it’s amazing eco from the west and tear point of you . I just recently bought my favourite black mat pro in my fav colour black sage , green , . No I’m not rich I sold out an xl black mat pro to a friend and it financed my new one and it’s purely coz I connect with the colour green . Just thought I’d mention this oh I also use a cotton mat on and off the benefits for correct weight distribution in practice is excellent as opposed to slipping and sliding . Keep the wonderful videos coming . Love em 🙏🕉