Mats Designed for Nature's Challenges

Surface Considerations:

The ground beneath you profoundly impacts your practice. For grassy fields, look for mats with excellent traction and cushioning. Sandy shores demand easy-to-clean, quick-drying materials with good resistance to slipping. Concrete or rocky paths require extra thickness for joint protection and robust durability.

Thickness & Material Guide:

Thickness: Thicker mats (6mm+) offer more cushioning, ideal for sensitive joints and uneven surfaces. Thinner mats (1.5-4mm) are lighter and more portable, perfect for travel or experienced practitioners who prefer closer ground feel.

• Natural Rubber: Excellent grip, durable, often eco-friendly.
• Cork: Naturally antimicrobial, non-slip when wet, sustainable.
• TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer): Lightweight, recyclable, good cushioning.

Consider also the size; ensure your mat provides ample space for your practice without unnecessary bulk for portability.

Extend the life of your outdoor mat by following these simple care tips designed for various elements:

• Cleaning: After use, especially on sand or dirt, wipe your mat down with a damp cloth and mild, natural soap. For stubborn spots, a gentle brush can help.
• Drying: Always air dry your mat completely, out of direct harsh sunlight, before rolling it up. This prevents mold and maintains material integrity.
• Storage: Store your mat rolled up loosely in a cool, dry place. Avoid extreme temperatures. If storing for a long period, ensure it's spotless and fully dry.
• When to Replace: Look for signs of excessive wear, persistent loss of grip, or significant material degradation. A well-maintained mat ensures safe and effective practice.