Summary of Recommendations for Yoga Mats:

Manduka:

• Pros: Recommended by many yoga instructors for durability.
• Cons: Expensive.
• User Quote: "Manduka mats...last forever. Worth the investment."

Lululemon Mat:

• Pros: Grip issues resolved for some users.
• Cons: Expensive.
• User Quote: "Bought an expensive Lululemon Mat...worth it to me."

Jade Yoga Mat:

• Pros: Improved grip, doesn't stretch.
• Cons: May cause injuries if not careful.
• User Quote: "Upgraded to a Jade Yoga Mat...won't regret it."

Liforme Mat:

• Pros: Incredible grip.
• User Quote: "Get the Liforme Mat...incredible."

Byoga BMat Everyday:

• Pros: Grippy and reasonably priced.
• Cons: Availability may vary by region.
• User Quote: "Byoga BMat Everyday is amazing!! Sooo grippy."

Yoloha Yoga Cork Mat:

• Pros: Sustainable, antimicrobial, best grip.
• Cons: May be pricier.
• User Quote: "Best mat I've ever purchased has been from Yoloha Yoga."

Isha Life Australia Mats:

• Pros: Handwoven, natural materials, good grip.
• Cons: Limited availability.
• User Quote: "Check out the ones from Isha Life Australia."

Gaiam Mat:

• Pros: Sticky, durable, well-priced.
• Cons: May be heavy.
• User Quote: "Spent so much on low-mid grade mats...a GOOD mat is recommended."

B Mat:

• Pros: Firm grip, helps prevent slipping.
• User Quote: "I really like my B Mat."

Metta Mats:

• Pros: Waterproof, non-slip, beautiful designs.
• User Quote: "Metta Mats are amazing."

Kmart The Yogi Mat:

• Pros: Improves grip with fabric side.
• Cons: May not be as durable.
• User Quote: "Recently bought a mat from Kmart...makes it much easier to grip."

BalanceFrom Mat:

• Pros: Thick, sticky, durable.
• Cons: May be heavy.
• User Quote: "Invested in a $60 mat from Gaiam...sticky and very heavy."

Peleton Mat:

• Pros: Quality, no smell.
• User Quote: "I have the Peleton mat...been quite pleased with the quality."

These mats vary in price, grip, durability, weight, and availability. Consider your preferences and budget when choosing a yoga mat.