Yoga Commuter Mat Carrier - Eco-Friendly Cotton, Easy to Carry, Hands-Free

Simple, cheap and easy to use.

I really wanted to like it. The first practice was awful, I could barely stand without slipping. Okay, I thought, and did the salt ritual. The mat felt stickier and seemed to have a better grip. But halfway into my next practice (as I started sweating) it got so slippery I could barely hold a downward dog or even a warrior without being afraid to slip. I had never had such issues with my old, much cheaper mat. Perhaps if I did the salt thing again it would get better but I don’t understand why it has to be so difficult to start using a yoga mat. Especially for the price it costs. I shall be returning it.

This strap falls off your mat when you aren't holding it. It means that EVERY time you want to pick it up you have to put the strap back on and tighten it. It also means that the mat unravels when you put it down. Mirela Revay-Giran from customer care has told me that this is how it's designed but that information isn't clear in the description. I feel that I have been missold this product.

Genial .

El material es bastante bueno; MUY resistente. Quizás resulta un poco corta, así que si el tapete para el cual se use esta correa es muy grueso, puede resultar corto.

Like other Manduka products, they make amazing high-quality products... with limited good instructions on how to best utilize it. If you use this commuter yoga strap like it shows in the product pictures, you'll be okay-ish. Your mat won't slip while you're carrying it and the added cushioning on the middle portion is nice on the shoulders. But if you're like me, you'll probably be annoyed that leaving the mat flat in its carrier in the car or for several days will slowly loosen and unfurl (very annoying). Well! There's actually a better way to use it that prevents this! After playing with the straps a bit, I realized you can double loop it to prevent this problem. If you look at the photo I uploaded, that's my mat in the car in its carrier (the one on the left is my extra yoga mat in a velco carrier). Notice how it's tight enough that the strap is biting into the mat itself. This is the ideal way to use this carrier. Now, how do you do this? Ok, so you might have to play with it a little to figure it out, but the first loop is for the buckle to bite onto itself, not for the mat to go through. If you feed the other end of the strap through that first loop, you create a second loop for the mat to go into. Tightening this causes the first loop to bite onto the strap holding it tight while you adjust the second loop down to secure your mat. Viola! You can play with how you feed the strap through to create this biting action, but it seems to work a lot better after I figured this out. Hope this helps!

Great quality superb materials

運びやすくて大変よいです。