The choice of your yoga mat goes beyond just aesthetics or comfort — it’s a decision about sustainability, performance, and alignment with your values. In many of our other articles, we discuss the benefits and unique aspects of cork yoga mats. Today we want to explore the two most common materials used as backing for cork yoga mats: Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) and natural rubber.
The popularity of cork yoga mats is on the rise, as yogis understand the multiple benefits that come with choosing a cork yoga mat. In this article, we’ll also explore why these mats are a superior choice over other options in the market, regarding eco-friendliness, non-slip grip, performance, style, and aesthetics.
As yoga practitioners, we are increasingly recognizing that our practice extends beyond the mat, encompassing a responsibility to the planet. By choosing an eco-friendly yoga mat, we align our practice with the broader movement toward sustainability, and can start taking our yoga practice off the mat.
With a myriad of options available, it can be overwhelming to make the right choice. In this article, we’ll explore the different types of yoga mats, their benefits, and disadvantages. We’ll also delve into why yoga practitioners should consider investing in a natural, eco-friendly yoga mat.
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