Tips from Yogiraj - Mat Grip
A good grip on your yoga mat helps you perform and hold poses. What constitutes a good grip also varies from person to person. It can depend on everything from experience and technique to hand cream or how sweaty your hands get. However, what’s true for most yoga mats is that they develop better grip after some use. A yoga mat simply needs to be “broken in” a bit. So give your new yoga mat a little patience and love. Give the mat a chance to become your best yoga buddy, and thank you for contributing to greater sustainability and a better planet.
Cleaning: Clean the mat with Manduka Mat Restore or a diluted organic apple cider vinegar solution (50/50) using a damp cloth or sponge. We do not recommend cleaning with water alone, as this causes the mat to dry out more quickly. Do not put the eco-mat in the washing machine or rinse it off; this accelerates the material’s biodegradation and will ruin your mat. Avoid exposing your eco-mat to excessive sunlight. If the mat is wet, let it dry before rolling it up.
Specifications:
Weight: 2 .1 kg
Dimensions: 183 cm x 60 cm x 4 mm
Material: Natural rubber , jute fabric