<transcy>Grote kurk yogamat</transcy>

I ordered a large mat and a fancy bag and was disappointed when the vag was too small for the mat. I realise I should have checked sizes but it wasn't questioned if I had made a mistake to order a mat that wouldn't fit in the bag. I wish it was more clear that there was only one size of bag, then I would not have ordered it. The mat is good though

I love the fact that it rolls up tightly.
I love the hemp carrying strap - simple and very useful.
I love the markings for foot/hand alignment.
I love the larger size.

In retrospect, I would definitely have bought a thicker mat, regardless of the higher price. If you're spending this much, get the thickest mat. Trust me.

The only downside (other than price) is weight but not a problem if you're not carrying it a long way.

A great quality mat, quite heavy. It feels good to use. I thought it would feel more cushioned that it does but overall I’m happy with it.

Large Cork Yoga Mat

I ordered the large Moon cork mat. Showed up in expected time frame. Was packaged well. And the mat is beautiful. The only thing I have noticed now that I have had it for a month or so, the moon prints have easily gotten smudged. But other than this it is a great mat.

I was happy to find a sustainably produced yoga mat. The dimensions are all as specified. It provides non-slip support as required. It is not possible to make a "footprint" but that is only an observation, not a criticism. It was more expensive than conventional synthetic mats, but is worth every penny.

Large Golden Align Cork Yoga Mat

Great mat. Replaced a traditional plastic one as the grip was going.

It's later on in a session when you've warmed up that this mat comes into it's own, the grip level increases with moisture so you don't end up distracted because your hands are slipping. There's a little less grip at the start of the session, but not to a noticeable extent.

The only thing I did think about after purchasing was that I can't see an FSC or PEFC license on the companies website, so while I'm sure the product is likely to be sustainable the natural rubber and cork don't have the paperwork to back it up.