A yogi debates between staying loyal to the B Mat, venturing into Manduka Pro territory, or splurging on the Liforme mat for their home studio.
Summary
- Users debate between functionality, aesthetics, and grip when choosing between Manduka and Liforme mats.
- Some prefer the Liforme for its superior grip and durability despite the higher price tag.
- Others find the Manduka to be slippery and opt for alternatives like cork mats or Gaiam for a more affordable option.
Grip Matters: The Liforme Love
For those with sweaty palms, the Liforme mat shines with its superior grip, making it a favorite for both yoga and strength classes like Peloton.
Slick or Stick: The Manduka Debate
While some appreciate the aesthetics of the Manduka Pro, many users find it lacking in grip and durability, leading to slippery practice sessions.
Alternative Options: Cork and Gaiam
Some yogis prefer cork mats or more budget-friendly options like Gaiam mats for a functional and cost-effective choice over the Manduka or Liforme.