Non-slip Yoga Mat with Carrying Strap, Non-Slip Multi Purpose, 183cm x 61cm, Women & Men, Double-Sided non-slip Yoga Mat for Fitness, Gym, Exercise, Pilates, Workout.
About Non-slip Yoga Mat
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DOUBLE SIDED: Non-slip yoga mat provides optimal grip and non slip texture prevents injuries and suitable for all floor based exercises.
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EASY TRANSPORT & STORAGE, handy carrying straps and lightweight features help you bring your best non slip yoga mat to gym or anywhere you want easily. Size: 183*61CM
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MOISTURE RESISTANT technology allows your mat to be easily washed with soap and water. What a best non slip Yoga Mat for daily exercise.
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DURABLE: Our yoga mat is a suitable thick non slip yoga mat for long term use and with exclusive thick memory foam ensures your comfort and protects your joints, spine, hips, knees and elbows on hard floors
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MULTI PURPOSE USAGE: You can use our non slip mats for Yoga, or during your daily exercises and workouts. Make your own gym at home. The best non slip yoga mat.
Technical Details
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Color
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Black
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Material type
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Memory Foam
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Brand
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LMS Data
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Manufacturer
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Dynamode
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ASIN
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B09BMN2QLZ
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